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This lets me remove a couple of thumb screws that hold the taps in place, and fold the taps down. This will allow me to raise the freezer top without moving the unit away from the wall. When the taps are in their normal position, there is a matching back plate that is velcro'd in place...

Here's my Holiday 5.3 conversion - almost complete. Just need to finish the tap handles and the plumbing - pouring cold beer tonight. Enjoy! Here are the skins being added with liquid nails - some say that you can't skin a freezer like this - everything is working fine. I guess...

I agree with you on this j8h9 - My LHBS stocks the True Brew kits, and after brewing most of them, I have started buying the individual components instead of the kits. I keg most of my beers, so I have enough bottle caps and priming sugar to last me a lifetime, why should I continue to pay for...

This is the tap hardware that will be installed in the tower.

Here's a pic of the pass thru tower, raw. 3" PVC mitered and glued at the corners.

Another picture of the little freezer with the three kegs nestled comfortably inside.

Here's an inside shot of the freezer

Another shot

This is the plywwod that will be applied as the skin.

This is a picture of what led me to embark on this project. The Miller Lite is my wife's. I swear.

This is the freezer before any modification (except popping the handle off) - oops - I got excited!

Adding the 1/4" Oak Plywood to the side with Liquid Nails

Adding the 1/4" Oak Plywood to the side with Liquid Nails