Off set crank grinding

Nobody's being a dick...lol. We all have our reasons for being ienterested. But for me - if price is not the driving factor what's the point when there are parts on the shelf to do it?
If the goal was to re-use a 360 crank it's like paying to get rid of it rather than getting paid for scrap. I have a 360 crank at .020/.020 with some decent grooving that was in an engine for my truck. I'm replacing it now and I can't see paying more to make any use of it. So that's my point of view anyway.

the flip to that is having that crank welded and reground to the stroke stock or new stroke, while having the crank indexed.