@notcrazy_iminsane: Well, if I get an eMac, I would really like to get a 1.42 GHz model and then max it out and run Leopard. But since a 700 MHz model can't even run Tiger, I don't really want it (Which is OK because he decided to give it to his niece). I do agree that $200 is way too much for a 700MHz model eMac, but sadly, most eMacs that appear on Craigslist are around that number. What amazes me is that is it usually cheaper to buy them (And just about anything) online!

@coius: Man you get Macs cheap where you live! The eMacs around here go for as much as that G5 and I am lucky if someone even posts something Apple that is older then an iMac G3 (And if they do, it is usually around $100). Around here, A G3 iMac is around $50, A PM G3 is around $100, A G4 iMac is around $150, and a PM G4 is around $200. Things are just too expensive. And if there is a good price, the people who are selling it are usually lying about its condition. Which has happened with my iMac G3s and a bunch of gaming stuff. Even on eBay, people don't seem to be very honest.

I will probably spend my money on those Free Macs in California (Which shipping will probably be killer on the stuff I would like to get, but that one ad has a bigger varity and cheaper prices then all of the macs on craigslist in my area).

Oh well, I guess I have just gotta keep looking...