Let's see your real-life Beeps and other locomotive chop jobs / A SD-EEP?

The first locomotive to officially (in a railfany sense) wear the moniker of "Beep."

Baldwin VO 1000 with GP hood, F7 EMD trucks and prime mover. Railroad Model Craftsman, June 1976.

Google Santa Fe Beep and you'll get more photo's of the 2450 than of the RMT/Williams/Kusan model.

Rusty

I did some digging, and FWDX 0002 is one of two built from ex-CP SD40-2 785 parts.  

https://hawkinsrails.net/industrials/crs/crs.htm

Worth a kitbash or some manufacturer interest maybe? A SDEEP for your layout? 

Walkersville Southern 101

 1942 EMD Model 40. 

Runs great, easy to keep going. 

Ruthton, MN

The elusive Sante Fe CF7.

Kent in SD

It's a "SWEEP" SW cab, GP7 long hood and a MP15 frame...