Early 273 intake problems

The "315" heads are 64-65. They have a small, closed combustion chamber so they give higher compression and are desirable in that respect. The '64-'65, 4 barrel intake manifolds were cast iron, early design single plane and are heavy and hard to find.
The '66 and later heads have larger combustion chambers but intake manifolds are easy to find and there are several designs and brands to choose from. To me, the "Offy" intake manifold mounting holes look like later model size and angle, despite what the box says.
So, you have started collecting parts to give you options to go different directions. Now, you need to decide what you want to build next to suite your style of driving.
To be precise, '64-'65 (#315) heads, and, '66 (#178) heads are small chamber, 5/16" attaching bolts with the weird angle...'67 (#920) heads are small chamber, 3/8" bolts with conventional angle. The '68-'69 (#675) heads had the large chambers and non-adjustable, hydraulic rocker arms. These heads (#675) also cont'd on through '74 on 318's.