GVT will use historic paint schemes after rebuilding locomotives.  A prime example is D-L 4103, originally D&H 4103 at South Scranton, November 25, 2004.  [Photograph by Al Gorney]

The railroad's official paint scheme is white and gray with attractive striping as noted on units below.

On the Delaware-Lackawanna in Pennsylvania, the railroad applied a historic Erie-Lackawanna paint scheme to two Alco C425's in recognition of the railroad's EL heritage.

D-L's C425 #2461 on display at Steamtown, August 30, 1997 [photo by Tom Trencansky]

DL&W 1801 in fresh corporate colors, Batavia, NY, July 11, 1997. [photo by Tom Trencansky]

D-L RS3 4103 switches an industry in South Scranton, PA, fall 2004 [photo by Tom Trencansky]

L&BR 1950 is turned on the Lowville, NY turntable, May 11, 1991.   [photo by Tom Trencansky]

D-L operates a pair of C425's in the classic EL color scheme, Scranton, PA. July 5, 1999
 [photo by Tom Trencansky]