Cool - a Powerbook 180 was my second Mac (bought it new back in '92), and I loved it. It was a tank, pretty much indestructible.
Enjoy it!
As for finding RAM, I'm guessing the cheapest and easiest way is to scan eBay for a 140/145/160/165/170 or 180/180c advertised with 14MB RAM (meaning it has a 10MB module installed), and some kind of flaw. That, hopefully, would enable you to buy the unit cheaply.
If you could find new-old-stock, or even used, RAM modules by themselves, it's likely they'd cost more than an entire used Powerbook with the RAM already in it.
Enjoy it!
As for finding RAM, I'm guessing the cheapest and easiest way is to scan eBay for a 140/145/160/165/170 or 180/180c advertised with 14MB RAM (meaning it has a 10MB module installed), and some kind of flaw. That, hopefully, would enable you to buy the unit cheaply.
If you could find new-old-stock, or even used, RAM modules by themselves, it's likely they'd cost more than an entire used Powerbook with the RAM already in it.