Okay, I get it. That's quite the fab job. I guess I'm still a little puzzled what you'll use the thing *for* if all your insidious plans come to fruition but I suppose when it comes to things like this the journey is more important than the destination. Carry on!
(I've had a bad record with case hacks or "take it to the max!" projects myself. I'll get an idea, like the when I did an ATX power supply conversion on a Bondi iMac motherboard, to do "something interesting" with but I'll end up losing enthusiasm when I realize that no matter how cool a case I might stuff it in a Bondi motherboard is still a Bondi motherboard. The classic "Sow's Ear" problem. Most recently I ran into that issue after lovingly restoring a super-sexy Dolch lunchbox, crazily maxing it out with a selection of *classic* peripherals and gonzo ad-ons like USB 2.0 and wireless. It was fun while it lasted, but in the end I had a 200mhz Pentium with 128MB of RAM in a pretty box. Totally perfect for running all those old things that... for the most part work just fine on newer machines anyway. Whee. Ended up giving it to a guy that needed a DOS box to run an old EPROM burner.)