Does anybody know of a good Yang style dao?

Here are a couple dao at 7 Stars:

www.sevenstarstrading.com/site/huanuo/

Dynasty Forge makes some dao as well:

www.dynastyforge.com/index.php?page=shop.browse&category_id=46&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=21

You could also talk with Ricky at HSTS to see what he can get for you:

hsts.weebly.com/chinese-dao-swords.html

Not sure what specs you are looking for... I'm assuming you want a sharp one...

No joy at Edgefair.com or cashanwei.com. Drat, the Yang saber might have gone the way of all flesh.

That's actually one of the swords that I'm considering Stickem, mostly around the $140 range. except they all seem to be sword like objects, rather than actual swords. Even the Hanwei Yang saber was kind of an in between blade, not really designed to do any cutting even though it does come sharp (a student of mine has one, so I have handled one), but it was the closest to what I was looking for.

I have been sort of interested in a dao sold by Enlightenment Swords,

www.enlightenmentswords.com/product/dao_tian_wei_bo.html

It seems to have the length, blade shape, and ring pommel I want, the only thing really missing is the "S" shaped guard. I haven't contacted them yet, so I don't know how much it costs as well as the actual length and weight. I've communicated with them in the past, and the the guy I corresponded with seemed nice enough, but they are based way over in New Zealand, and I haven't been able to get much feedback about their products or service. I'm also a bit hesitant after reading some of their product descriptions in which they refer to fullers as "blood groves", and even go on to perpetuate the myth that they were used to break the suction on the blade in a wound. Their descriptions do go on to state the weight saving and structural aspects of fullers, but the reference still bothers me a bit.

Another consideration is the fact that I'm already spending a chunk of change on a jian that I'm currently having made at Arms & Armor. The swords at Enlightenment aren't hugely expensive, but they aren't cheap either. They run in the $400 to $500+ range, and I'm not sure of how much I want to spend at this point. I liked the Hanwei's $199 price point.

Looks like the Hanwei Yang saber is in stock at Sword'n'Armory.

www.swordnarmory.com/Yang-Saber-Sharp-p/sh2380.htm

Thanks for everybody's help, but I managed to find somebody on the board that was willing to sell me his. I'm really glad, because most of what I was finding was places that simply hadn't updated their listing, to show that they no longer had that item in stock.

As far as Garrett over Jin-Shi, I actually contacted him earlier this year about the possibility of doing a custom job for me (for a jian, not a dao). He informed me that Jin-Shi was no longer taking custom orders, because they want to concentrate on their production lines. Too bad, I would really like to find a really good Taiji Dao, but I am looking forward to the possibility of Jin-Shi putting out their Qing jian sometime this year.