Identify the mystery case

[sparkomatic]

Ok this things been gathering dust in the shop for a while, and I guess ill finally do something with it.
Im wondering if someone can Identify the manufacturer of it, as it has no markings or labels. I bought it for like 20 bucks from a surplus place, I think its size will provide me a good canvas to play with.

Sorry the pics are kinda blurry, took em with my phone (didnt feel like walking back in to get the digicam)

Thanks in advance

 

[Shogo]

I really cant say what brand it is, maybe SUN or something like that, but one thing i know is that this case is Awesome!

Really good potential to be a watercooling case or something like that.

Show us what it looks like with a killing machine inside

 

[mrweasel]

MMMM, gotta love the old school AT platform lovin'

IBM server case, maybe?

 

[sparkomatic]

The cool thing is the bacplane is on rails, so I assume it came at or atx

 

[Bio-Hazard]

MMMM, gotta love the old school AT platform lovin'

IBM server case, maybe?

That's what I was thinking, some sort of IBM business class case.

 

[BoySetsFire]

that looks like one hell of a media server/router/web server/game server to me.

mod in a wireless access point, an extra switch with a lot of points, and 2 full systems and power supplies, one full size atx, and another mini-itx(for web/media server).

if there is room and you have the cash, of course.

 

[SiathLinux]

By the i/o panel it's very old - one big keyboard hole, no mouse hole = 386/early486 system board (if IBM compatable), don't know the other sun/sparc stuff....

 

[sparkomatic]

I had a K62 setup on an asus p5ab that was an AT form factor board, so the case might not be all that old. I just wish I could find out who made it, so I can see if there were other backplanes made for it. If not ill just make my own.

 

[Scorpionjwp]

Hmm It looks like something that Supermicro put out in 1996 which they replaced it with the SC801-A server case.