Are these the APCs that someone else was saying 's/b saved and enjoyed by
all'? And had the pics on his page (nice!). Could anyone fill me in on
just why this MV would be the piece-de-resistance for my 10 acres here?
Driving impressions, maintenance expectations, alien-invasion-survival
scenarios anyone??
Bill
In <list-1274878@skylee.com>, on 09/10/01
at 09:39 AM, Hanno Spoelstra <HL.Spoelstra@inter.NL.net> said:
>At 17:45 8-9-2001 -0400, Geoff Winnington-Ball wrote:
>>Gents, I've been told today that the SECO Sextons are now down to $5K
>>US... can anyone confirm?
>>
>>If this is the case, this is the deal of a lifetime on an amazing
>>vehicle -- need I say more? Someone HAS to get going on these...
>In March 2000 the intrepid Sherman Register reporter Joe DeMarco went to
>South Eastern Equipment Co. at Augusta, GA, and found fifteen Sexton 25
>pdr SP Guns in various conditions. These are the last of the batch of 47
>SECO bought from the Portuguese government in the late 1980s. Joe
>believes they all have their engines. At that time they were priced at
>$9,800.- See Joe's pictures at
>http://www.geocities.com/shermanregister/seco.htm Seems SECO is now
>having a sale to prevent the cost of cutting them up....
>Hanno
>Sherman Register - http://web.inter.nl.net/users/spoelstra/g104/
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