Building a PC inside a Graphite Power Mac G4 case, need help

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I got the case for free from my Computer Engineering teacher and decided I want to build a low budget PC for my brother out of it. I don't want to spend more than $400 on the components. I was thinking about getting a FM2+ MicroATX motherboard so I wouldn't have to modify the case as much and going with an a10-7700k (if I can manage to find someone to take me to the closest one in Virginia (I live in central NC). 

I have never really done anything like this before (as far as modding a case) and I also don't know if I even have all the parts for it. I'll post a link to some pictures I took of it below.

pictures: http://imgur.com/a/9okaM 

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Yes, it could be done but you will need to be ready to do some DIY case modification. Here is a sort of guide to help you

http://www.webfusion.net.nz/g4pc/

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thanks, do you have any idea how to mount the motherboard on this? I might have just not been thinking when I looked at it but I didn't see any place that resembled where you would put standoffs or anything that looked like standoffs. 

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You'll have to cut off the existing standoffs and put new ones in the correct locations.

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Would a normal atx psu work with this case or should I go for a mini itx psu so I will have more room for expansions later on?