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No one has mentioned the "General Pershing" in St. Louis? It may not have any of the Zephyr cars with it, but unlike other Zephyr trains, this unit uses standard couplers, rather than the shared-truck/drawbar system. Meaning it could power any excursion set. The Pershing's engine is also operational, although the traction motors, brakes, and electrical systems all need work. Not the end of the world, but it could be worse, like the "Mark Twain". The important thing is the diesel engine doesn't need (much) work. For work needed, and compatibility with other equipment, I'd say the Pershing would make the best choice for mainline excursion service, although it has no train set of it's own. But that is just my opinion. -S. Connor; out.
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