Update:
Took me a little while huh
Tore down the top end. As I got in there I realized there is no dirt, its all pure clay. Makes sense in Louisiana. Good part is clay is pretty easy to clean out and has no grit to it. Its actually pretty soluble. Anyhow, cleaned it all by hand with WD-40, tooth picks, Q-tips, and paper towels. Took a LONG time but I had nothing better to do so I made the whole thing spotless. Bottom end didn't have near as much as I thought in it. I filled it with kerosene and worked the rod by hand. It all slung frothed out. Add more, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat. It really only took two or three times since clay doesn't fight too hard, the rest was just to be sure. I put it all back together and it started pretty easily. Chugged out smoke till the last bits of WD-40 and kerosene were clear then ran good. I had a hard hard time judging the compression since my legs are in much better shape than they were last I had it running so I'm going to compression test it first chance I get. It wasn't hard to start though and it was running pretty crisply so I have high hopes.
I made a video of starting it but I looked too dorky and my underwear showed a few times, so pic it is!
Next up, fork seals, spokes, new front tire, lube linkage and swing arm bearings, ponder the functional yet stripped oil drain plug, and have old man weld me something to guard the sub frame from the chain.