Hmmm…
Searched MSDN on this and found it after a few tries. What is happening here is that the /NOD option explicitly links in an import library, in this case the MFC80.LIB (or MFC90.LIB in case of the second example). You definitely need to drop the MFC80.LIB since it will cause a reference to the runtime version of the VC++ 2005 files.
The question that puzzles me is why it is needed to import the Microsoft Foundation Library at all? To my best knowledge you need them if you create a windows program with a windows gui.