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Take a look at http://exotic.railfan.net/ for info on rarer diesels - according to this two C-Liner A units survive, and a pair of Bs minus their power units. I think one of the C-Liners is a CN example in a museum. <br /> <br />I too mourn the lack of preserved Erie-Builts - my fictional museum line operates a C&NW example which has been rebuilt with an EMD power unit and Head End Power to work with commuter bilevels (that's the fiction I thought up to explain how it came to run with these cars, it looks pretty good as a consist). The lack of DL109s is also a pity - as I understand it they were effectively "worked to death" during WW2, hence no surviving examples.
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