In addition to the "Pioneer Zephyr", two other legacies remain. An operable "Nebraska Zephyr" train was donated to IRM. There, powered by one of the large "E" series passenger diesels (an EMC E5) with the distinctive and durable stainless-steel fluting, it is still operated on short runs on the museum's substantial trackage, providing train enthusiasts and tourists with an experience reminiscent of the heyday of the Burlington's "Zephyr" service. The "Silver Charger", power car of the "General Pershing Zephyr", is on display at the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, and the same train's "diner-parlour and observation car" is now the Silver Star Cafe in Port Hedland, Australia.