So You Want to Build a Power Colour Classic?
We just can't shake this hardware tinkering kick that we're on, so let's round out the week with this page on modifying the beloved Color Classic!
From the intro:
"Definition: A Power Colour Classic is an Apple Macintosh Colour Classic computer, normally powered by a 16Mhz 68030 CPU, modified to use a logic board which contains a microprocessor from the 'Power PC' range of RISC processors, typically a 603e device. While it is possible to effect something similar by installing a logic board with a 68040 chip (e.g. from an LC575) and then adding a 601 accelerator board 'on top', such designs are highly compromised and are outside the scope of this page."

So You Want to Build a Power Colour Classic?