I've personally amassed a decent collection of older Macs. I love these little boxes-- I can still make them do all kinds of things, as old as they are! I'm curious if there's anyone else here that loves the older Macs, or maybe just still uses them. Here is my arsenal:
Power Mac 8600/250 (Rodan)
PPC 604e 250mhz chip
4GB SCSI drive
252MB RAM
Running OS 8.6 w/Speed Doubler
sometimes I get the unction to run Debian Linux, too!
USB card add-in
Power Mac 8500/120 (Mothra)
Upgraded G3 300mhz chip w/512k cache
252MB RAM
2x4GB SCSI drive
4 port USB card
Running OS X.2 through XPostFacto
Powerbook 5300c (Horatio)
100mhz PPC 603 chip
32MB RAM
6GB laptop ATA drive
PCMCIA 10BaseT NIC
OS 8.6 w/ Speed doubler
Mac IIci (Martin)
Upgraded 68040 40mhz Presto chip
48MB RAM
2GB SCSI drive
external CD-ROM
external 650MB Magneto Optical drive
external Syquest 44/88MB drive
NuBus 10BaseT NIC
Runs System 7.1, eventually going to run Debian m68k Linux!
These are the machines I have set up right now. In addition to these, I've got other IIci's sitting around, a bunch of all-in-one LC 5xx series boxen, some Mac Classics, a Mac 512k, an SE/30 and an SE. All of them run great, too! Of all the ones I own, I'm most proud of the IIci I listed-- I've had it for a few years, and I've transplanted the guts into a newer IIci chassis. It looks brand new! The only thing about it, though, is that as it is equipped, it would have been worth well over $20,000 US back in the early 90's. Now, You could probably put the same setup together for under $100! But, the thing still runs like a champ!
What about any of you other folks? I'm not the only OLD Mac afficionado here, am I? :?: