Start by pullling the shims from behind the upper a-arm pivot bars. They are a pain in the butt to get at, but a ratcheting box wrench helps a bunch. This will add about 1 degree of negative camber and put your front toe at about 1/8" out. Unless you have access to the Viper Service Tools, you may want to leave the rear alone. There is no easy way (without the gauges) to accurately measure rear caster. If you add camber and don't hold caster angle, you can end up with a VERY twitchy back end - just what you *don't* need in a Gen1 car.
Without a coil spring compressor, changing shock damping on the OEM Konis is impossible.