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Originally Posted by blau911
My .02¢: get rid of the a/c first and foremost. It is heavy, it works very poorly and will cost a lot to restore - and still work poorly after that, and it takes away horse power from the engine. The second thing to go would be the front bumper overriders. Porsche's quick fix answer to the DOT requirement to minimize damage and cost for accidents which occur under 5mph was to add a few heavy clumps of rubber that jut out like boat docking buoys....
Oh, and almost forgot. Very nice car...
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I agree with blau911. When new the AC sucked especially if you lived in the southern states. The new Griffiths AC systems work great. One of the first things new owners of the 1973 models would do was to remove those impact bumpers.
Try to get the engine running yourself, see what works, there's a lot of CIS posts on this site that will get you headed in the right direction.