1974 Plymouth Duster no power through bulkhead.

I have recently come into possession of my days 74 Duster. He drag raced the car 20+ years ago, but kept it mostly stock, just installed a B&M shifter, autometer tach, Slicks, Line lock, and electric fan/water pump. When I picked the car up, it had been sitting for 18ish years untouched. after a weekend of cleaning and other odds and ends (fresh gas, air filter, and scraping all the old racing stickers off the windows), it actually started and ran. Soon after, it stopped getting spark. I have replaced the battery, starter, starter solenoid, ignition control module, ballast resistor, distributor, coil, ignition switch (twice), And most recently replaced the wiring harness under the dash and in the engine bay. After all of this it is still not getting spark, or have power to anything past the firewall except the voltmeter. Does anyone have any suggestions?
A lot of changed items and some very non stock items.
Post some photos of the engine bay wiring and we can figure out what is there, and then walk you through finding the problem.

The photos most helpful will be
Battery to starter relay
Inner fender and firewall showing ECU, ballast resistors, and multi-connector.
That's also where the seatbelt interlock overide switch will be - if its still present.

Additionally lets see the wiring to the fan and water pump - and if you can where that wire connects.
Finally, a photo of the instrument panel because the factory panel didn't have voltmeter.