Vintage road bike, what components to change?

[Mamba]

Giuseppe Villata frame size 54 with a Cinelli bottom bracket shell
-Campagnolo Record 10-speed crankset
-Campagnolo Record 10v bottom bracket
-Shimano Sora brakes
-Shimano 600 gear levers
-Shimano 105 derailleur
- Campagnolo Record headset
-Campagnolo Record front hub on Campagnolo rim
-Campagnolo rear hub
- 3t handlebar and seat post
-Saccon levers
-Royls saddle
-Campagnolo sprocket pack
- mutant handlebar stem

Hello! I've bought this bike Frankenstein today for 300 euro, want to spend some money and time to recreate a beauty of this bicycle. What would you suggest me to work with?

 

[foz]

If it was mine, first on the list would be swap out the stem and brakes, change the bartape, and sort the saddle position out.

 

[Deleted member 69416]

I'd say something that nice would need stripping and the rust sorting out properly . As it has a Super Record headset and what looks like a Super Record front derailleur also Campag hubs , cant see if they're Record {do they have the little clip in the middle?} I'd guess that is what it had on originally . So if the headset is ok use that as a guide and cover it in Nuovo or Super . It looks like the bottom bracket needs sorting , the arms are very close to the shell from the angle in that picture .
If Campag is too pricey , go with Shimano 600 tri colour , it's cheaper , works well and wouldn't look out of place .
Good luck , it's a lovely looking frame

 

[Jesper]

Given the frame's vintage, late '80s Campagnolo groups like Chorus or even Athena would be appropriate also and would be less money than SR, CR, CdA. Also, the Athena rear mech outclasses in performance all the more expensive inline Campagnolo mechs of the same era at about half the cost while still having good aesthetics, but with a little more weight (which can be reduced if needed).