Calling SPFs -- what diner ran on the 1953 "Pennsy Ltd"?

[OldEastRR]

All I know is it was a lightweight car, which I assume meant modern. I'm wondering if it was one of the D82xR series, which can be bashed out of the KATO UP diner. Or at least close to it.

[Altoona]

From the info I have , in 1938 the Liberty Limited had a lightweight diner, in 1943 it had a D78 diner, in mid 1949 the Liberty Limited had a D85dr Kitchen-dormitory and a D85cr diner and  again in 1957 it had a kitchen-dorm and diner.

Judd Barton
PRRTH&S #9210

[OldEastRR]

Sorry, I may not have been clear. The train I'm interested in is #1/2, the 1953 Pennsylvania Limited from Chi to NYC.

[Altoona]

My bad.
Train #1 & 2 Pennsylvania Limited in the PRR Makeup of Trains shows nothing but it was a lightweight diner. So it could either could  of been an P82X or a P85a.
Research Links:
http://pennsyrr.com/kc/passops/downloads/5304_makeup.pdf
http://pennsyrr.com/kc/passops/downloads/541001_pass_reg.pdf
http://prr.railfan.net/diagrams/PRRdiagrams.html?sel=din&sz=sm&fr=

Judd Barton
PRRTH&S #9210

[OldEastRR]

You mean D82x or D85a, yes?