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John;
Don’t know whether Bachmann ever did their Davenport in Pennsy livery, but it may be worth a try. The lines of both locomotives are pretty similar.
Regards, David Meashey
I did a search and didn’t find a Pennsy. It looks like they were just painted different colors.
John;
I also have the Aristo shorty switcher (I call it an RS-3/8), but that switcher is in Brunswick Green livery, If you must have Tuscan passenger livery, it’s a no-go. I’m sure these locomotives may pop up on the second-hand market from time to time. The switcher shown below is a Hershey version.
Happy Hunting, David Meashey
Sorry out of stock 
Yeah, them and Trainz were the first places I checked.
Nicolas Smith Trains in South East Pennsylvania may have one. They have a web site, not everything listed, especially the used items.
Phone 610-353-8585 Maybe worth a phone call. It is a cool store to visit!
Four weeks ago, I called Nicolas Smith Trains to ask about the Pennsy diesel. They did have the 50-year anniversary Amtrak diesel. Last week they had it on sale! I pushed the button, it arrived yesterday.
Has sound, digital or analog, plus 2 magnetic triggers.
The store owner Chris Gains passed away. I understand that Chris’s daughter and son-in-law have the store. I have known Chris for many years. Before the trains, Chris was the partner of K & G speed shop. I shopped there before he got the train shop. I will miss him.
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Wayne, if I got that, I’d have to repaint it and Rooster would have a coronary event.
But anything is possible… 
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John;
But if you were to add ditch lights and HEP cables, it might mitigate things somewhat for our friend Rooster!
Just a thought, David Meashey
Or I could leave it in Amtrap, buy a matching coach, put passengers in it.
At least it would be a passenger train instead of a “ferry” move like Roosters. 
I’ll start with this one.
John, why not go all out and put some passengers in it?
