Well, I got really, really lucky. Someone very generously sold me their essentially brand new all-black Fuji GF670 for only $2500 flat. Not even a light scratch on the body, lens, or anywhere else. The bellows are light tight. The rangefinder is dead on accurate as is the internal light meter. The set came with all the boxes, paperwork, and even the clear plastic bags! Also included are the original GF670 lens hood and the leather Fuji case. Hell, even the original DVD came with the set. This being one of the unicorn cameras I thought I'd never get, I decided to fully deck out the camera with the Peak Design Hand Strap, custom GF670 leather camera covering, -4D Nikon diopter (yes, my eyes are that bad), and its own separate camera bag. I took it to Philly for a test run and, man, using this camera really is quite an experience. The 80mm F3.5 lens is the ideal focal length for me. Being able to use this camera as both a 6x7 and 6x6 camera makes the camera a joy to use. I'll report on the developed negs and slides when I get them but, otherwise, so far so good!
I will say, though, that the criticisms of this camera are valid. It feels like a solid, hefty camera when its closed, but as soon as you open up the lens door you feel like your holding something delicate. The camera can be hard to grip, particularly if you have massive hands. Considering that the camera is apparently easy to scratch, particularly the soft rubber on the door, I bought the leather camera covering and I cut a piece of gaffer's tape to fit over the door's soft rubber coating. But for me, this is where the criticism ends (for now). I just hope that in a year or two I don't have a freakishly expensive paperweight on my hands...