Originally posted by SpottyReputation I'm looking for anything that you'd label as a Pentax SLR-styled medium format camera. 6x7 is listed by name largely because they seem to be a little more common in my neck of the woods, and are lower priced than the 67II. If a 67II made itself available to me at a good price, i'd be absolutely into that.
Mamiya 7 is one option, though it's odd, square body shape doesn't agree with a lot of people.
The 67II sometimes comes up in discussions with faults (external display) or other miscellaneous niggles, but without knowing the specifics and background, these shouldn't be seen as a deterrent to using this camera. Consider also that the 6x7 and 67 only meter down to 1 second, with a rudimentary 5-stop metering range, so you'll also need to be up to speed with handheld incident/multispot/duplex metering to take over where the humble P67 leaves off. No biggie really, and you can actually do better than the camera's own meter.
You may be lucky enough to happen across a P67 with a little chrome thingamejig sticking out on the right-hand side of the camera, next to the 120/220 format selector. This is a factory-fitted multi-exposure facility, and is often sought after by the arty types (like me!) for layering images (no Fauxtoshoppe here!!). Very few of these old cameras were fitted with this, but it was also offered an at-cost modification if owners wished.