Will;
There are 2 thoughts to this. First is that the Myford (and Emco, and other makes) are well made, and everything fits well. They were expensive when new; unfortunately, most of the companies are not trading now. So, any machine you get will be used. Hopefully, not abused.
Lots of people have great luck with the far eastern machine tools. Most of mine are older british/european machinery, but I recently got a "kx1" CNC mill, and other than needing some good cleaning and rethreading of holes for fasteners, and some fastener replacement, it seems to be well made. The "issues" were in the sheet metal covers, nothing structural.
If you have access to the Model Engineer digital archives, Anthony Mount has a series of articles on his far eastern machinery.
In many ways you get what you pay for. Ketan at Arc Euro Trade has, for some of his equipment, really, really good rebuilding manuals. Look closely at some of the bigger mills, for instance, and you'll find a link in them. Never having purchased anything from Arc Euro, I can't say for sure, but, you'll notice what the cleaning/rebuilding costs; if I said it added 50% I might not be far off.
I'm sure that when a new far eastern bit of machinery comes from Arc Euro, it is top notch.
I have read lots of good things about Warco, and about replacement parts. Again, never ordered. I think that Nick of Q1 article fame uses a Warco lathe, and he gets more than satisfactory results.
(I live in Canada, so we have our own equivalent distributors; might pick up a smaller asian lathe for CNC conversion tomorrow!)
Another JohnS.