Heavy cardstock printer recommendations?

[Silent Disapproval Robot]

My 14 year old HP printer up and died earlier in the week.  It was a big, clunky beast but I liked it because it had a nice, flat tray in the back that could easily feed 100lb cardstock.

I went into Best Buy today (reminder to self, never go anywhere on a Sunday...Bloody madhouse) to look for a replacement but the staff weren't very knowledgeable about printers and it didn't look like anything they had available would print on heavy cardstock.

I did a brief search online looking for recommendations but there wasn't much of a consensus other than looking for old Canon or HP printers with flat feed trays.

Anyone got tips on a good printer?  I need to print me some wargame stuff!

[Staggerwing]

I have an HP Deskjet 1010something-or-other that has a rear feed and only bends the paper about 45-50 degrees. I've printed on 110 card stock with no problem. It was really cheap but the cartridges can be a pain to find. It's easiest to order them online. Even though it's discontinued you can still find it and a related one with wifi and scanning bed at Amazon. I'd get the latter one so you can use it as a copier in a pinch:

http://www.amazon.com/Deskjet-2542-Inkjet-Multifunction-Printer/dp/B00FIWMWAQ

[Jack Nastyface]

SDR,
I would personally recommend picking up a printer from one of the MANY office equipment auctions that occur on a regular basis.  Like this:  http://www.ableauctions.ca/flyer/?EventID=138DAB65-0F66-5E3D-BD0CC328E154B749

A number of years ago (2005?) I picked up an HP 1200 laserjet black and white printer that served me well with cardstock printing until 2009.  Total cost printer and 1 refill was about $200.  In 2010, I picked up a color ink jet.  I probably spend $200 / year on refills.

[Silent Disapproval Robot]

Thanks. I'm not sure the auction route is right for me as I still don't really know what I'm looking for in terms of printers.  I do like that they now accept online bids though.   I went to one of Able auction's events 6-7 years ago.  It was a mishmash of recovered stuff from the police coffers.  I had wanted to bid on a few things but I ended up bailing after about four hours as the press of the crowd was getting to me and they had just started on the collection of 200+ bicycles and they were selling them one at a time.

[avrotim]

I am using a HP Officejet Pro 8000.  It works well with 110 pound cardstock (although I normally use 67 pound).