Starting all over

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
I had a 75 gallon saltwater tank set up 15 years ago and have decided to break it out and setit up again.  Back then I had under gravel filtration a few lava rocks and some dead yet colorful coral.  I had a small hang on filter along with a filter that went underneath the tank along with the infamous undergravel filtration.  The fish thrived well enough and had great color.  I never really had a reef tank and wonder if someone has a decent sump or filter I could set up underneath at a doable price that would get me going in that direction.  My lighting system consists of an Actinic, bluewave, grolux and some other regular white light all 48 ".  I figure to go to 2 blue waves and get rid of the white light of sorts for better color with the tank.  I figure this is the place to ask for assistance, I do have some great lace rock, mexican lava and other rocks ready to go in when I set up this time I just need some advice or am ready to see who might have a starter filter that will take my 75 gallons and make it a reef tank of sorts with whats available.  Your help appreciated

Drill that puppy.

The hobby has come a long way in 15 years. I got into it in 1993 starting with an undergravel filter. That soon changed and I have tried to keep on the cutting edge of biological filtration ever since. An old expert in the hobby, Julian Sprung, has said that a tank can do fine without a lot of gadgets, such as a skimmer, but cannot survive without good biofiltration.

This link http://www.utahreefs.com/SeaStar/wmasSeaStar02Feb.pdf  to the Sea Star Newsletter has a lot of good articles that you may enjoy and the link below in my signature will help you get back into the hobby in a good way.

Let me know if you want some Utah Sand and Utah Rock.