Yes, the 124 is a worse candidate for 12 to 134 conversion than is the 123 car due to a too small condensor. The good news is that the 124 cars were among some of the earliest to come from the factory with 134. As I recall I looked at a 91 that was factory 134, but it might have been a 92.
That said, here's my response to all these questions that you ask: None of that really matters unless you are deciding between two cars in the exact same CONDITION.
By FAR, the most important three criteria when selecting a used car are:
condition
Condition
CONDITION
With all the questions you asked, it's pretty much a wash. Just find a very nice, very well maintained example. That's more important than any of the other stuff. When you're buying a NEW car, then those are the kinds of things to consider, but not with a used car.
My $0.02,
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