[trobbins]

I'd suggest that the restoration path could take quite some technical nous in order to determine what you have and the capabilities of parts, and then to sort through the options on how to reinstate functions and performance, and even extend some functions and performance using modern day knowhow. If you are technically minded and don't need to consider commercial recompense and have the incentive then any restoration project like this is a great journey to take. If you just want to flip it for a profit then I'd suggest flip it as is without testing or modification, as it may well go to a restorer.