Engine block restoration (to bore or insert the sleeves)?

[porin 170/220]

So far I have not consider this option but need an advice from someone who have experience with this kind of problem.

Here is the description aof the problem.
I have an engine block which is at the outher limit of the first oversize at five out of six cylinders (that one have heavy corosion and might be that need to be bored to 3-rd oversize). Since I have all the pistons sets from standard till 3-rd oversize I am wondering what would be the best option:
1) To bore five cylinders to second oversize and insert a sleeve bored to second oversize into that one remaining six-th cylinder
2) To insert sleeves in standard dimension for all six cylinders and put standard size pistons in it

What is the preffered solution?
It is a W187 engine M180.920 with low compression head from 1953.

Looking forward to hear some good advice.

[Henry Magno]

If you have confidence in the machinist, I'd say sleeve one cylinder and bore to second. Should you ever need to bore to 3rd, you can still do it. Sleeving all the cylinder costs more and gains you little. You also risk extra trouble if you add extra operations to the job.