67' 318 crank in a 69' 340

If that was mine and I was just putting around town with it I'd run that **** as-is, but that's just me. The flywheel is going to hold that crank together. Unless that cut goes past the flywheel mounting flange and into the root of the shaft and into the crank seal area I don't see much of the strength being lost, but I can't really see all the damage so it's hard to tell how much of a butcher the hack with the torch was so take my advice with a grain of salt. Probably going to need a crank seal at the very least though.
Now if you'll be dumping the clutch at 6500 rpm occasionally and shiftin' without liftin' you might want to find another crank.
I may check around town to see if there is a shop that could weld up this crank . I automatically considered this crank junk because I have always thought that anything cast could not be welded but there may be a process where it could be repaired .
I also wondered with the damage to the crank being so close to the center of the crank if it would be measurable or noticeable when balancing ? The flywheel would add stability and remember this car is just going to be a cruiser .
I'm just thinking out loud . I appreciate everyone's thoughts !! A lot of great ideas and comments here !! Thank you !