Sonnet has an UATA/66 card available on their website, I think for $50 + shipping. It's cheap, bootable, and from all the other reviews I've seen, is as fast as the other Acard-based ATA/100-133 cards, except for raid versions. I've had one in my beige G3 for a few weeks, connected to a Maxtor 40GB drive.
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