I Magnum swapped my '68 Barracuda Convertible and used the stock serpentine belt accessory drive. I chose a 5.9 Magnum, because after doing all the work and expense to swap in the Magnum installing a diminutive 5.2 just didn't make sense to me.
Hotrod wiring has a very nice harness to use the factory JTEK ECM, which I had reflashed to take advantage of the various performance modifications were done. At first, I ran the Summit Headers and later upgrade to TTI's. I used a 1999 Dodge truck with no security for a manual trans model. I got that from Solo PCM's in Florida. I tried a few different tuners over the years, but ended up with Chris at Performance Injection Equipment. He's the best out there in my opinion.
I initially used the truck power steering bracket with a narrower battery and tray, but eventually switched over to the van bracket so get a higher CCA battery. My next phase of upgrades will require mounting the battery in the trunk to get more room in the engine compartment.
For the fuel system, I installed an in tank pump on the factory sending unit and use a surge tank mounted pump to feed the motor. I find this a much better solution than trying to use one of the poorly designed baffled or sumped tanks I see out there these days. This system will flow air-free fuel down to the last gallon of fuel in the tank.
As far as the A/C goes, I used a new Sanden Compressor plumbed to an after market 134-R condenser and a Gen 5 Evaporator. I had custom hoses made at a local shop.