Very nice. One thing that needs to be kept in mind is that it needs to have enough vacuum for power brakes.
The idle speed in gear will have a lot to do with how much vacuum the motor will have at a given RPM, idling at 800 RPM in gear will have less vacuum than idling at 1000 RPM in gear, been there done that
My old pump gas Duster had a decent (260@.050 intake and 266@.050 on the exhaust) solid roller camshaft in it ground on a 108 LSA installed at 107 degrees in the intake lobes, it would idle at 4.0 to 4.5 inches of vacuum at 850 RPM in gear and have right at 10.0 inches at 1000 RPM in gear
It was not as nasty sounding idling at 850 RPM as it was at 1000 RPM
It was really raspy sounding at 1700 RPM in gear driving with light part throttle with around 16.0 inches of vacuum