Power Colour Classic Hacks
Seen on Slashdot, Stuart Bell has a website detailing Color Classic Mac hacks to bring it up to speed.
From the website: 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.
Along with the CPU upgrade, there are pages detailing upgrades to 640x480 and other cool mods.
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