All those problems you list are normal for a Corrado. Just kidding.
Fix all the grounds first, then you can start diagnosing the problems. Sometimes fixing the grounds will be the cure.
The main grounds to check or replace are:
1: Main battery ground to frame(1xshaunx1’s pic)
2: transmission bolt to frame
3: intake manifold to firewall
4: firewall to hood hinge
5: ground “bus” above relay/fuse box
Make sure they are clean, have no crud or corrosion before you bolt them down. Dielectric grease can be used AFTER bolting them down, to prevent corrosion/oxidation.
All these grounds are important on older cars as there may be corrosion between the spot welds and mating flanges, reducing current flow to the interior.