Stroke a 318

honestly, if you're going to build a stroked 318, I'd start with an '85-91 block. they have factory roller cams, 302 heads. the roller cam is the biggie. you can get it reground, or get a roller cam and reuse the stock roller lifters at a much lower cost than the retrofit roller lifters.

putting a stroker crank in requires at a minimum new crank, pistons, and block clearancing if using stock rods, IIRC.

any 318's stock heads will be way undersized as far as flow to have any power above about 4k RPM

You can check speed parts sellers like Hughesengines.com
Or Manciniracing.com for full or partial kits to stroke a 318 to a 390.

Do your homework and get prices for everything. It might be easier and cheaper to just get an engine from Blueprint or another builder of your choice. It'll save time too. Just throwing it out there.
Thats what I am thinking