So here's the update pics I promised to post. I'll start off with some of the electrics.
Installed a PC type power socket. Nice and clean.

So that I don't have to fear the live wires on the inside i covered it with a box like this and then ran a cable up to a on/off button (lighted red).

The back of the on/off button is also covered with a box, and then from the button it goes to a standard 220V power outlet.

The smart strip is connected to the 220V outlet and fastened just under the keyboard shelf.

Moving on to the PC itself.. Here's my graphic card with getho-style cooling mod.
It's a ASUS v99999 (Nvidia). The fan stopped turning years ago and I replaced it with a arctic cooling fan.
The AC fan was even worse. It started making a horrible sound after aprox 9 months.
I scraped the whole PC and built a new one so the graphic card became obsolete. Then one day in the fall of 2008
I pulled out my Dremel and cut the fan out, slapped a 120mm fan on it, bent a peace of blue plastic to get a better air flow
over the card and taped it to the fan.

Right side view... Cards attached using the now standard BIC-pen solution.
Also fastened a pair of old kitchen handles to the board so that it becomes easier to lift in and out of the cab.
As you can see I have two sound cards on this bad boy. One intergrated for the ambiance sounds and one old Soundblaster Live!
for the in-game and FE sounds. This way I can adjust the sound levels separately.

Here's the back right side of the PC. Two extra USB plates.

Back left side. Hard drive is mounted using angle irons. I can use the top holes to fasten another hard drive
on top of this one if the game collection grows even more.

Okay, back to the cabbie. Mounted the sub using the same type of brackets I used on the PC.

I had these really ugly speakers laying around so I drilled two holes in the corners of them and will screw then into place so they don't fall over.
These will only play the ambiance (Arcade hall in 1981, 1983, 1986 and is it 1992?) You all know what I mean, right?

Then I finally lifted in the PC and attached everything including my ActLabs gun.

The PC is secured with a pair of screws on each side.

Instead of Windows XP logo at start-up I have this one and a ton of others arcade and gaming type bootscreens.
It's a diffrent every time I start it up.

Background pic in Windows just before my Maximus Arcade starts. Someone posted the invader and I made it blue and added the text.
Maximus is shelled so Windows (explorer.exe) will not even load. I also hacked a dll file to get rid of the white standard cursor
that otherwise is visible for aprox a second at this point.

I still have a CP to build and I need to cover the monitor with glass so come back soon.
-Kman_Sweden.