For those who only know me very casually, you might not know this: through serendipity and some poor man’s search engine optimization, when hordes of males wake up on a Saturday morning and think “this is the weekend that I’m going to finally build the kegerator I’ve always dreamed of,” they often come to me for advice. I have lived the dream, my friends.
If you search for “how to make a kegerator” on Yahoo! my “how to build a kegerator” page is the #1 result (I’m on the first page of results for the same query at Google, just not #1. . . hey, I’m working on it). 
I get quite a bit of e-mail about the anxieties of kegerator construction, so I decided to put up a Kegerator FAQ at my oft-neglected blog, HomeBrewBlog.com. It’s the best way I know to serve the kind kegerator community that has showered me with e-mails like the ones below:
“I really enjoyed your pictorial how to build a kegerator from a Sanyo 4910. In fact I found it quite inspirational, so much so I’d like to build one of my own.” — Benjamin D.
“Thanks for the great pictures of the construction process. They are a real help!” — Brad B.
“Just wanted to say thanks for putting up such a great documentation of your own build – it made mine go significantly less scary as I started drilling holes in the thing today. Great site!” — Bobby M.
“Great kegerator!!” — Terry G.
“Thanks for the step-by-step instructions of the kegerator. By far the best on the web. ” — Tim D.
“BRAVO! That’s a really nice piece of work.” — Travis R.
“Great job! Yours looks better than the ‘professional’ ones I’ve seen in stores.” — Earl S.
The pleasure is mine, Benjamin, Brad, Bobby, Terry, Tim, Travis, and Earl. Keep spreadin’ the kegerator love. May your kegs never run dry.
Bonus kegerator links:
Chad Dickerson's blog 
You are #1 on google too now, 4 years later
Yes you did it and we have enjoyed the referrals to KegCowboy.Com. Thanks for both your innovation and insight!