Does this guy know what he's talking about?

Thanks for the clarification! As far as I know they were all drilled. I could see honing the pilot bearing bore being skipped on automatic equipped vehicles. I thought it may not hurt to ask in the interest of the OP, but I would like to know myself. If it needs to be honed, would that be a machine shop job with either a fixed hone or a small diameter boring bar or could a person get by with a floating brake cylinder hone? I know it would have to be measured but at what point of material removal would you consider it a do at home vs. a sending it to the machine shop?
How old are You....??? 'cause You'll be a lot older by the time You wheel-cyl hone that thing,......and the bore will no doubt be tapered when You're through, just as they swear in the 52nd POTUS..........lol!
I've done it by turning an OE bushing OD down to fit the crank,..much easier..........
.....and what Charrlie_S said,..if it's a newer '68 &^ crank do the later converter hub bore brg. unit.