[Motorola Atrix HD] br0adband:
Ok, so even in spite of me saying multiple times that because of the Atrix and Photon fiasco - Motorola basically telling all of us Atrix/Photon owners "GFY, buy a new phone is you want ICS, here, have a $100 coupon on us..." - I have an opportunity to get an Atrix HD (Titanium color which I prefer, white is just, ugh), in excellent working condition or so the seller claims but it has one specific problem:

Apparently he sat on it at some point and bent the Gorilla Glass just enough to shatter it along the bottom 1/3 of the screen - picture attached is the one I was sent by the current owner/seller.

I haven't held it in my hands yet but the owner absolutely assures me the phone is 100% functional aside from that spider web damage to the glass itself. He says the digitizer is perfectly functional, that he plays games with it even in spite of the damage, but he's sick to death of seeing the spider web and has decided to part with the phone once and for all. Nothing included, just the phone itself, and it's unlocked because he uses it with T-Mobile presently - that's the primary draw of the phone actually since I have used and plan to return to using T-Mobile because of those new pricing plans they have instigated recently.

I quizzed him about the battery, headphone jack, microSD slot, actual display (where the pixels are, you know), Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, microUSB and HDMI ports, etc, the whole gamut of every piece of hardware the phone has and he again assured me it's 100% functional save for the cracked/shattered glass. I checked with some eBay sellers and apparently the glass/digitizer housing can be had for $43 to $70 depending on shipping, etc and is a relatively easy thing to replace (already downloaded a few YouTube videos for the disassembly-reassembly info).

He's using T-Mobile presently and when he delivers the Atrix HD he's going to put his microSIM in it and let me check it out, make a call with it, etc to verify it's working as claimed.

Having said all this and knowing I can fix this myself once I have the parts ordered and in-hand, who would tell me I should pass on this offer and run from it fast --- considering the price he's asking is $60 cash in the hand --- or tell me "HELL YEAH take it and then run, but pay the guy first before he calls the cops on you for stealing it..." :D

Just curious, as I really do despise Motorola with a massive passion but, I'm not going to find a dual core smartphone in working condition with something that's actually easy to fix myself for $60 anytime soon, especially since the damage is what one would consider cosmetic and appearance based IF - that's a big IF there - it actually is 100% functional even with that damage.

Yes this post is long, I'm known for being wordy, it's just how things are.

tl;dr version: for $60 cash and absolute verification that everything works as it should even with the cracked glass, would I be an idiot to pass on this deal even in spite of my near-pure hatred of Motorola for their stiffing us Atrix/Photon owners, or should I just to hell with it and smile... is this a buy or no-buy, basically?

(I suppose I already know the answer but I'm curious as to what others might or would do in the same situation)

ps

No, my intention isn't to buy it, fix it up, then sell it as I'm in the market for a new Android phone anyway and I can get this basically for not that much money (and I just found a glass/digitizer from someone locally here in Vegas for almost the same price as the $43 eBay one, go figure - I could probably get this and have it fixed tonight, even).