1979 kz1000 project, need direction!

I have a 1979 kz1000 b3 frame with a 1979 kz1000 mkii engine, it has a different head on it, has been bored out to 1327, mre lockup clutch,mtc jugs, different front end,breaks,swingarm,suspension,exhaust. It has the cafe racer 1 piece gas tank and seat combination, that I want to change. It also has clipons and an unidentifyable front end setup. I have done substantial modifications to bikes in the past and the work doesn't bother me. I just have no idea where to begin with speccing a front end with USD forks and tripple trees. Not to mention a gas tank/seat/brake light that will fit. I removed the points and install a dyna 2000 kit to match the green dyna coils. Bike does run, but was leaking from a broken oil cooler , I would like to replace it with a more modern setup but again have no idea what kind of clearance the front end offers for bigger modern oil coolers. I'm looking for any advice I can get as far as what other people have had success with on the same foundation i'm working with. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, I have included some pics in the post to help with identification (front end, rear end, breaks, wheels). This is a great bike that i'm prepared to invest in , just need to know where to start.
Thanks in advance
Rob Spector

Nice bones for a good project. The main thing I think would be to have a grasp on a design direction and then find parts to work with that...of course as time (and parts) happen sometimes the direction changes. Are you interested in cafe bikes, modern resto type, drag style? There are quite a few ideas to be found in the projects section. Two of the cooler projects are Old Man Rock's Bike and Testarossa's Bike (in my opinion) but there are plenty more...one of the great things about both those builds is how extensively they were documented, lots or really good info on how to approach a build, worth a read. A lot of folks on here like GSXR as donor bikes. Good luck with it all.....

Amazing, looks like you have your work cut out for you. With a little money, patience and time you can get that to look like whatever you want it to. Liking the swingarm.