Yamaha GT-2000 from Japan or local TD-125?

@brecchi  : I think that you don't to add nothing to the stock GT 2000 but an owner of tha TT as @teo_audio  can really put a true ligth here for you.

R.

Thank you all for the advice.  I'll keep looking into the seller Im currently speaking with.  I will likely insist on pics of packing.  

I can't add the Vintage Knob Link for the GT 2000, there is useful info on there to help you see less obscure info.

Everything you are expressing a interest in will be found in the Link.

There is also a very fair priced at present Spare Plinth and Patter. 

I would not omit the idea of a Stacked Platter or adding a more modern material to be used with a original Plinth with the intention to be a improvement to the Structural Properties.   

https://www.fromjapan.co.jp/japan/en/item/search/Yamaha+GT+2000/Al_11_Yh_RaSuBpRmMrMv_N_N_0A00ja00_N/

pindac - thanks very much for the link!  I'll likely wait and try to win this auction.

If you looking at the link, next to Currency you will see the recommended Tab, choose High to Low, you will see options that might just change your mind.

As I am very familiar with buying into Vintage DD TT's, the item I am going to show you in the link is one well worthwhile not overlooking, to find such parts for other TT;s has proved to be a very long search period and not all owned TT's have such a set of Spares in place for them, it would be a cannibalisation of a duplicate TT, which is the last thing wanted. Take Heed, A selection of readily available parts such as these may serve you very well further down the line.

The Parts referred to also enables the option for further down the line, to have a Bearing Overhaul carried out to be used as a comparison to the stock version, this need not be too expensive, when the correct support is found, but as a end result should quite easily show the design has the capability to immediately supersede what is already in use.

https://www.fromjapan.co.jp/japan/en/auction/yahoo/input/s1127489738/