You could easily make an all Springfield or even all HRA rifle. Winchester or IHC, you'd need deeper pockets.
For any given SN range there are specific part numbers and even heat lots one must use to make the rifle "correct".
For example a late war SA would feature the original barrel, NFR stock, -9 op rod, -19 bolt, type 3 lock bars, trigger guard with milled hook, wide base GC with the punch mark, etc etc etc. This is referred to as correcting a rifle. There is a lot more to just throwing any SA part on it and calling it a day. IMO, just doing that and you would still have a mixmaster.
The value of any corrected rifle simply becomes the sum of it's parts. For a shooter, it's not worth it. I went the opposite route, my shooter has parts from all 4 manufacturers on it just for fun.