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No matter WHAT you do to this case, when I look at it, I just won't call it a server. If you want a server, there has to be special affects to it.
Down at the shop, I have worked on many servers.
They use complex motherboards designed for 24+ hour use, Some of them arn't ment to shut off for about 10 years, i've seen. They have very affective cooling, ussually the case is big for this cooling to take affect. Not to mention parts are not only specially designed for the heat options, but are placed in a certian way so they don't cause as much heat.
I'm pretty certain that this can be done. It's not going to be a rackmount server, or a blade server (obviously). But it can be a pretty sweet microserver if someone who knows what what they want, and how to do it, can get that case into a decently equiped workshop.