GE 5.0 cu ft Keezer build

Hi all. I'm a long time reader, first time poster. Having not posted anything before I was eager to share with and thank the HomeBrewTalk community for all of the insights that led to my first keezer build! I've been homebrewing for almost a year now, and I'm certainly hooked. After the first few batches of bottling beer I quickly threw together a one keg / mini fridge system. Although I don't have tons of time to brew, I quickly found that one keg just wouldn't be sufficient so I have upgraded to a two keg system.
So here it is!...
It's a 5.0 cu ft GE freezer with a red oak outer collar.
A huge thanks to anyone and everyone who has shared their photos, project ideas, and insights, allowing me to build the perfect keezer for me.

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and the goods... On tap right now a porter and an apple butter ale for you seasonal brew fans.

I like the insulation between the outer and inner boards, nice and clean.

Yep, that is nice and clean. I used to never be interested in these keezer builds, but now I am. I may buy one for fermenting in the garage and another for serving in the basement.

Nice job on the keezer and I also like the insulation between the collar boards.

From the pictures it looks like you didn't need a collar for the kegs to fit unless you plan to put one on the compressor hump.

What is/where did you get the insulation?

Do you have photos of the back?

Looks great!