Buy 60D with Pro Lenses or 5D with Kit Lens?

[skozachuk]

I'd recommend you to buy 60d and good L lenses,
as for me optics mean much more, you will be completely satisfied with your 60d and great lenses.
Than you will earn some money with it, and after that go to FF.

As for me,
I had just bought 135 L for my 50d, and it's awesome in all factors, IQ is great, and my crop now feels really different, so I think it will be enough for you to have 60d + L's.

In conclusion: as for me optics means more than body at first.

 

[Mt Spokane Photography]

It is Actually better to have balance between the level of body and lens.

Is it really that common that a Canon lens needs afma with a Canon body? I'm wondering because I'm thinking about getting a 35/1.4L for my 60d, and I figured if I bought it new I could return it once or twice to get one where the focus is accurate w/o afma...

My 7D needs AFMA on all 12 of my lenses. Due to the depth of field, its not as noticable. That includes my 35mm 1.4L even after I had Canon adjust it. Every body is slightly different and has a tolerance. If you want the sharpest possible focus, and have f/1.4 lenses, they are almost certain to benefit by AFMA. With a crop body and f/4 lenses, its likely not a big issue.