One wire alternator

I have a one wire 60 amp alternator on my 75 Duster, and my battery is also in the trunk. I added a 60 amp fuse at the battery for the alternator, just incase of a short in the charging circuit. I used a #6 high temperature wire between alternator and the fuse in the trunk. I also added a Ford style starter solenoid to open the hot wire at the battery when the ignition is off, or the kill switch was opened. The solenoid I used could be replaced with a two pole kill switch as stated above. I was able to redo all wires from the engine bay and hide them for a clean look. I agree that all power needs to be off or contained within the battery if you open the kill switch.
I'm having second thoughts about using a 100 amp alternator. I'm running a mechanical fuel pump, and no stereo or anything else that will draw alot of amps. The biggest draw will probly be the head lights and an electric fan. I'm running an MSD distributor and will be purchasing an MSD ignition box which I'm not sure how many amps it draws. Where did you get a 60 amp one wire alternator? Is it a Mopar unit, or a GM, or what?