Sexton hull

[Jesse Browning]

There were two hulks at the Veterans Museum at Huntsville Alabama that some of us have gotten parts from. Ask for Randy Withrow.

[tranham]

Thanks for all the great info. Actual getting the sections from Randy. Went ahead and am getting both. Getting a good R975 as well.

[Jesse Browning]

Interestingly the hulls are numbered 2056 and 2057.

[Jesse Browning]

Amazing that I can remember that almost 10 years after the fact, but can't remember why I just walked into this room.

[Jesse Browning]

Robert. When you get the hills from Huntsville, can you please look in the radio compartments and see if the schematic plates are attached to the main junction box door. On earlier models there is a plate on the inside of the door, and another on the outside showing two different electrical schematics. An owner of an even later Sexton told me his plates were missing. I'm suspecting that the plates were omitted in later vehicles because they are absolutely useless; being impossible to read in the position they are in.

[tranham]

Will do. Plan is to move them Saturday

[tranham]

No plates I can see


Pics from the move here

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7mcfozq6g...SZOyhHG8a?dl=0

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by tranham

Thanks for all the great info. Actual getting the sections from Randy. Went ahead and am getting both. Getting a good R975 as well.

Robert has put his Sexton project up for sale:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/3608...07489649420544

I’ve got 2 1945 consecutively serial numbered Sexton projects. I have everything to build a dummy and the vast majority to get a runner started. 4 sets of tracks. All the bogies assemblies for both. R975 engine complete. Empty housing and complete differentials. Drive shafts. Tons of parts.

Located in Tennessee. $55,000

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