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Put the toms in a cupboard until you need them.
You will need them, eventually.
My advice is to get a used Yamaha Stage Custom.
They are the best beginner kit and there are loads of them about.
I would avoid vintage kits- they are usually hard to get parts for.
Getting that sound (60's funk) is more about a) your technique and b) production/recording choices.
It is very little to do with the kit but most of that can be done with head and tuning choices.
Just avoid getting huge drums, an 18" or 20" would be great, or a 22" if it is shallow enough.
I would avoid a 22x18" bass drum for that sound, but a shallow 24" would also be ok, although not ideal.
(Deeper the drum, the longer the note).
This is good value, but you'd need to buy a snare.
https://www.gumtree.com/p/drums/yamaha-stage-custom-advantage-nouveau-drum-kit-with-cases/1481400461
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