File Sharing website compatible with Mac OS 8.6

OK, after restarting my PowerMac 7500/100 (running Mac OS 8.6) I was able to get on the internet. Now are there any sites that anyone knows of that I can upload all of my files so I can download them onto my MacBook Pro (Mac OS 10.5). Ability to store 1 GB should work.
Thanx,

The update from 7.5.x to 7.5.3 with all the proper networking components included is avaialble as a set of 14 diskette images or one big file. It is near the bottom of the System Software section of the Older software downloads page, here:
http://www.info.apple.com/support/oldersoftwarelist.html#system
The links you are looking for are the explanation txt file:
Macintosh/System/System7.5_Update_2.0/Sys_7.5_Update2.0.txt
and the full download file:
Macintosh/System/System7.5_Update_2.0/7.5_Update_2.0-NetInstall.sea.bin
The floppy images (1 through 14) are right between them.

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