Sexton 1900 restoration

David Dunlop · #1 27-01-11, 03:38

Quick question, Jesse. What are you going to do with all your free time once you've finished this wee beastie?

David

Jesse Browning · #2 28-01-11, 00:46

Easo; I sure would like to see the pictures. All I have seen is drawings of the Yaramba. David; I am working on getting a facility at the moment. It includes a house in need of rehab, so that will keep me busy for a few months. The Sexton still needs a bunch of detail work/small parts. I have been given the right to remove the parts from two hulks, but they are 10 hours away. That will come later this year. I have also been talking to a guy, who, at his request, shall remain nameless, about restoring 2 Shermans for him. I am trying to book some shows for the 2011 season; preferably non-reenacting events.

easo · #3 28-01-11, 01:13

Not a problem, you'll have to excuse the image quality as my camera had to be rescued from the toilet after my sons tried to fit as much as they could into it.

Regards Easo

Jesse Browning · #4 28-01-11, 03:03

Easo; Thanks for the pictures. A very interesting vehicle.

easo · #5 28-01-11, 08:46

They are very similar in appearance.

Jesse Browning · #6 31-01-11, 01:38

I am open to suggestions for unit markings on the Sexton.

SDT16 · #7 31-01-11, 02:48

Easo,
Do you have any other pictures of the drivers compartment. From the one picture posted, it looks like the early style of controls which our Sexton has. What is missing in ours, if it is even supposed to be there, is the floor plate around the pedals and steering levers. I have the seat frame but no seat.
Any detail pictures of this area would be great.

I have a thread on here of ours: Sexton #130

Thanks

SD

Alex Blair (RIP) · #8 31-01-11, 14:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jesse Browning

I am open to suggestions for unit markings on the Sexton.

Jesse..
Check this out..
Canadian,,

http://wn.com/Sexton_%28artillery%29