I agree with classic -- the Outriggers are outstanding Macs. Dirt cheap, easy to work on and extremely expandable.
I use a 7300 as a NetBSD file server with a Sonnet Tempo Trio attached to a 40GB PATA drive, a G3/500 and 1GB of RAM; this was my primary Mac for many years until I got my MDD.
I use another 7300 for classic games. This one also has a G3/500 and lots of RAM, but also two 18.5GB SCSI drives, a 24X CD-ROM, an OrangePC 620 for Windows 95/98 games (itself highly upgradeable; I installed an AMD K6-2 400MHz CPU and 128MB of RAM) and an ATI Rage Orion (16MB Rage 128).
Bottom line, you can't go wrong with a 7300, 7500 or 7600. Even 7200s aren't bad, other than their CPU limitations.
I use a 7300 as a NetBSD file server with a Sonnet Tempo Trio attached to a 40GB PATA drive, a G3/500 and 1GB of RAM; this was my primary Mac for many years until I got my MDD.
I use another 7300 for classic games. This one also has a G3/500 and lots of RAM, but also two 18.5GB SCSI drives, a 24X CD-ROM, an OrangePC 620 for Windows 95/98 games (itself highly upgradeable; I installed an AMD K6-2 400MHz CPU and 128MB of RAM) and an ATI Rage Orion (16MB Rage 128).
Bottom line, you can't go wrong with a 7300, 7500 or 7600. Even 7200s aren't bad, other than their CPU limitations.