looking for 67 and newer A-body measurement

What is your goal in these measurements? If for body panel alignment, I would mock-fit the fenders/hood and establish they are straight with the door and the body bolt holes are not bolt bound, as well as diagonal dimensions are correct. Shock mount position and K-member bolt locations would probably set everything within specs as long as there isn't a twist in things which gets into a totally different subject. The reason I question this is that it would be pretty hard to have a firewall measurement that is off unless it is severely damaged and the front measurement is set by the radiator support, so you could have a car that has correct measurements side to side but the diagonals are off, i.e., it was hit in the front and is a parallelogram.
oh, do you REALLY want to know? you all will just shake your heads. anyway, short story long: I wanted an A body wagon (abdywgn) and thought an early A would be to my liking. Well, not so much. Then, I saw the Australian Darts and the 69-70 wagon would fill the bill. I even had a donor 69 A ready to donate the front end. Well, reality set in, along with the thought of shipping/transportation charges. So, that went by the way side. I did acquire a Hornet Sportabout and planned to use that for a 360/4-speed swap. The A-body 8-3/4 looks like it will fit with maybe a change of the centering pins in the leaf springs. I'm not a fan of the coil on top of A-arm front suspension. SOO, a thought formed about switching out to an A-body front clip. The reason for the measurements is to see where the inner sheet metal would line up with the original pieces that hold the front fenders. While it would be nice to keep the front steer, I don't think the linkage will clear the k-frame. Putting this together would give me my A-body wagon. See, I told you you didn't want to know. But thanks for asking.