Wow, that's weird - I posted a reply and it's not here.
Anyway, Here's some pics (again) of the case after being chopped.
This is the side of the case where the mothgerboard goes. I cut a hole in the mounting panel for the motherboard so I could have access to the holes for mounting the waterblock. It also shows that I removed that thing at the front of the case that adds structural support for "full-size" PCI cards (something that hasn't been made in almost 15 years).
This pic shows the back of the case after I cut out the back panel pon the side of the case where the PSU and hard drives live. I've cut an aluminum plate to take it's place, and will be cutting a hole for the fan plenum neer th top of the new plate.
Finally, here's a shot of the Dynatron CF-001 crossflow fan placed in it's intended mounting position, just above where the ATX motherboard expansion ports are located. This fan moves 55cfm of air and is almost silent in operation. With the removal of the square motor cover, and an insignificant air director, it fits in that little void perfectly.
