I put a p8h77-i with a sandy i3 w/ HD3000 in the delorean, and used a pico with a small, cheap 6A brick.
I wanted to run this with just one fan, so I had to come up with a shroud/duct to force air through in the proper direction.
this is what a came up for a ghetto mock up test, before i make a permanent solution..

(yes that is a coolermaster gemini 2 m4, that was panned by SPCR in a review. - i found that if i shimmed the fan with some rubber between the heatsink surface, it tightened the retention clips it eliminated any vibrations between the heatsink and fan)
with the cover on and running prime 95 got it up to 66* with fan at quiet 1000 rpm, and is essentially silent at 600rpm when at idle. it drew about 72 watts peak, 20 watts idle and .9 watts in standby.
I did need to increase the airspace under the case quite a bit by putting it on 3/4" electiral tape rolls as spacers. ( the isolate feet i had were not tall enough, so i have to order something bigger.)
if i ever put a GPU in it I will need to cut/drill some vents in the lid over the CPU to keep it cool.
its a very well built case.
-my main gripe is the fact that the bottom intake area is smaller than the exhaust and that the feet are much too small. I really wish the bottom grill area was as big as possible. I would love to see the bottom vent look just like the top, with mounting provisions for 2 80mm fans there as an option..this would also allow for the option of a GPU with a larger heatsink, or additional space for drive(s).
before i make a permanent shroud/duct I want to try and get the power brick in there as well and see how hot and loud it might get.
Thanks lonestar, really nice job!
PS, how many of these cases did you make so far?