IT RUNS!! WOOHOO!!!

[FMags2@domain.elided]

Well, after 2 month's of various work and a 10 year hibernation, IT RUNS!!  
WOOHOO!! (with apologies to Homer Simpson).  With some starting fluid and a 
little choke it fired right up.  It ran a little rough for the first minute 
and then smoothed right out.  Lots of blue smoke for awhile from all of the 
oil that I had poured in the cylinders earlier and then drained, but it 
cleared up in about 5 minutes.  Ran very smoothly.  Sounds great.  Just had 
the downpipes on.  I'm still planning on changing the timing chains and 
spockets and cleaning out the oil pump pickup strainer as recommended by the 
Practical Classics book.
I do have a few questions:
1.  Oil pressure was right at 40 psi at idle (40 wt; 65 deg F).  Does this 
sound about right?
2.  If the oil pressure is where it should be, is there any point in pulling 
the oil pump and measuring the clearances?
3.  Voltage is at 12-12.25v up to 2000 RPM; didn't run it any higher.  Does 
this sound about right?
4.  Prior to starting, the fuel pump ran rapidly until the system came up to 
pressure, and then slowed to about 1-2 pulses/sec.  Is this right or do I 
have leak somewhere?  I didn't see any gas pouring out and I just replaced 
both float needles.  On my Healey 3000, the electric pump pulses about once 
every 5-10 seconds after it is up to pressure.
TIA,
Frank Magnusson
Wichita, KS, USA.