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Update! I decided to remove all of the shelves on the inside of the door. I tried with a razor, but that old plastic was pretty tough so I switched to run snips. After an hour or so of removing the shelves (going slowly to prevent cutting myself on the plastic) I was done. Shorty after though...

Solid advice. I may have to give the bondo job a look. I would side mount, and I know that people do successfully all the time, but I am Just terrified of hitting a coil and destroying my fridge. It is an awesome setup though Cheers!

Thank you all for the replies! After consideration I think I will opt for the lower placement and use the small piece of plywood against the textured door to hold the shank flush. It will be a little bit lower, but I will be able to use my fun tap handles and still have a functioning overflow...

Good point, I didn't consider that initially. I do have some long tap handles I would like to use. Thanks for the info, and good looking keggerator! Cheers!

Hello all, Long time lurker, first time poster. I am all ready to build my first keggerator. I have my handy kegco kit together and plan to start this weekend. However I ran into a problem. The fridge I am using is an old kenmore, easily capable of holding three kegs. The issue is this: the...