The Harmonic Convergence of the Planets
Back in 1987, while I was living in Mt. Shasta, California, there took place amongst the planets an alignment of Harmonic Convergence. I have no idea what this meant, but the New Agers surely were excited. They congregated on the side of the mountain to camp and chant, some participants arriving in the double-decker bus at right (that's a Volkswagon Microbus plopped on top). A main attraction was the "Holy TV" (above right), which purportedly displayed the image of an angel. This caused a light to go off, so to speak, in the head of the fellow down at the Radio Shack. Being quite familiar with this TV model, he yanked-out a capacitor of an identical in-house set and WHOLLA! Angelsville City. Too bad for the owner of the original Holy TV - he had to lower his original 500 buck asking price - darn non-believers.
But this really isn't what I want to talk about here. Rather, we're going to look at (drum roll, please):
for a video (8+ megs)featuring the above and more:
http://www.siskiyous.edu/shasta/map/mp/mrkg89.mpg
http://www.siskiyous.edu/shasta/map/mp/mrkg89.mpg
The Harmonic Convergence of Geeps n' Jeeps:
Photos Documenting Both Animules at Once
Photos Documenting Both Animules at Once
The origin of the term Jeep is obscure and predates the vehicle. WillysNuts have long debated about the exact moment that the moniker was first bestowed upon their beloved MAs, MBs, and GPWs.
There's no confusion about Geeps, however. Geeps are General Purpose diesel locomotives produced in a host of models by the Electro Motive Division of General Motors. The first, the GP-7, arrived more than 50 years ago, and the Geep series is arguably the most successful locomotive type in the history of railroading.
As a service to the reader, Wx4 hereby presents the following chart for those who are thus-far unable to follow these concepts:
Wx4 E-Z Identification Chart #63b
Geep
Jeep
