This May Sound Like a Stupid Question...

I don't know the answer to your question but I can state without a doubt it is NOT a stupid  question.

-Greg

It was a mix-mash of cars on the HorseShoe Curve Trip. That is the only trip that included the Conrail and Pennsy heritage units. Here are some photos of the cars taken as the train backed into Altoona after lunch:

Thomas:

If you are thinking about the three public trips from Lewistown to Horsehoe Curve in May 2013; there were a combination of NS office car fleet coaches as well as cars owned by Mid-America.  Additionally, I recollect Dover Harbor and Franklin Inn being among the private cars on the train.

I believe there were two or three Budd domes and at least one full length dome car in the train.  One of the Budds was in the NP scheme and a second was simply Mid-America.

Curt

Edit - I notice SJC posted photos while I was typing.  Dover Harbor is the last car in the train and Franklin Inn is in at least one of the photos.  It is the PRR car.