Well, I’ve been saving for around three years to buy a Minimoog. In around two weeks I’ll have enough to purchase one that needs repair. I wanted to put some feelers out to see if anybody is interested in selling one. Preferably needing electronic repair over physical damage.
I as well as a few others here did exactly what you plan to do. I bought a Minimoog needing repair at a great price and was able to fix it myself. In my case I was lucky as the required repairs were relatively minor.
I would bet though that many others on this forum would also love to get a hold of a sick Minimoog to bring it back to health as a winter project. I wouldn’t mind doing it myself as I would rather have a second Minimoog than my Sequential Pro Ones.
One Minimoog D per household should be the limit, to let someone else get the chance to have one… Just saying… 
I’m sure there are many others that would love to find one as well. I’ve been wanting one for my entire life. My dad’s old friend used to have one when I was growing up, but I wasn’t allowed to touch it haha. Of course, now I’m also contemplating a Voyager for the modern options. I swear I lose sleep over this stuff!
thealien666 - How much time did you put into restoring your Minimoog Model D? I believe a restoration like yours is beyond most of us on this forum. Its a credit to your technical knowledge, ability, perseverance, and the fact that the Minimoog’s vintage design makes difficult repairs possible that would relegate most other synths to merely parts units.
When I first got my RAM it refused to stay in tune. Everything else worked. I exploited my EE experience to perform incremental changes to the control circuits to improve the tuning. Took about three months, and all without changing the sonority.