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Old 06-19-2006, 08:58 PM
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I wish I had a pic of the old "Hitachi Spectra 2000" tank I had a few years ago. We just ripped the guts of the TV out a replaced it with a 20 gallon tank, it was hillarious.
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Old 06-19-2006, 10:11 PM
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Blaine, there are many DIY stands out there that look really nice, and that your misses would like....OR...
What you could do is build a 2x4 stand that is small enough to fit into that dresser, GUT the dresser and use the front of the drawers just for looks and rebuild the dresser around the stand. Make sure the top of the dresser is mounted onto the 2x4 frame you built and presto, A really nice stand the makes the wife happy (mainly because of looks) and you can sleep knowing you wont get a rude awakening

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