looks like ya have a good project..

g'luck

Betcha it starts up fine once you do the things you mentioned on your
website.
You might also consider:
1. rebuild the carb
2. disconnect the fuel lines from the tank, carb, and fuel pump; fill
the fuel lines
    with brake cleaner (use hoses to raise the level of the lines at
each end,
   pour cleaner into one hose) and let sit a day or so, then flush them
with an air hose
3. replace the spark plugs, rotor, and distributor cap
4. change the oil/filter and use an oil pump primer tool to flow oil
through the engine
    before trying to start it

I fired one up about a year ago that had been sitting for 13 years.  I
cleaned the gas tank, replaced the tank screen (it fell apart), and checked
the oil.  Oil level was about 2 quarts high and smelled like gas, so I
assumed the pump went bad and replaced it.

I pulled the carb and rebuilt it.  Good thing, it was full of crud from
having the gas dry out and the carb begin to rot.

I squirted an oil and gas mixture down the intake and rotated the engine by
hand to get the mixture in the cylinders.

With a fresh carb, fresh fuel pump, fresh gas, and a fresh battery, I fired
it up.  It hit a few times, stopped, and hit again.  About the third time,
it fired and ran.  I kept the engine running for a few minutes about
1500-2000 rpm to ensure oil pressure was up and going everywhere.  After
than, I let it idle and checked for leaks and such.  None.

I imagine if you haven't already, you will find these same basic things and
it will run just fine after that.

Good luck.