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Old 12-04-2011, 09:02 AM
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Zenith Porthole...sortof

I know that most of you here subscribe to the "it must be original or you should be shot" crowd, but when the dumpster is the only alternative then I think that creative reuse should be celebrated, in moderation of course.
I've heard of people doing this but I don't know that I've ever seen one so well done.

Antique TV Turned Aquarium (Clifton Heights)

For sale is a 1950's television that has transformed into a fully functional aquarium. The unit was gutted and fitted with a custom bowl. It is hard to see from the pictures but there is a custom painted watercolor mural (done by myself) as the backdrop to the aquarium. The entire piece was gutted and refinished by myself and has a hinged top for easy access for feeding the fish. The project took about 4 months. The speaker in the tv is functional and includes a working auxiliary jack for listening to your iPod or other music device. The speaker is the original and has incredible sound. The nobs to not do anything though if the price is right I could certainly put the light on a dimmer or make one the volume for the iPod. This was a project that I wanted to see if I could do and I succeeded. Now it can be yours. Make me an offer.
Please email me any questions, no spammers!


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