If anyone's interested in the subject of this ancient thread, as I am, you'll find that it's more complicated than it looks.
Expect a 12V compressor to pull at least 50 amps. On most baby 660cc cars, that's the entirety of the output of the stock alternator. You'll need to get an alternator upgrade, or even replace your belt-driven compressor with another alternator to power the electric AC compressor.
Not to mention the heavy gauge wiring to and from the battery, which would also need to be larger. Then reconciling the length of the wiring runs with the placement of the compressor; it has to sit in the right place for the lines and at a permissible angle. Then running the control wiring to the interior, a control system to take advantage of the variable speed and run it efficiently, safety switches so turning your AC on with the key in the ignition doesn't just drain your tiny 45Ah battery instantly...
It's not just a cigarette lighter socket job.