I don't know who still flies 767-200s transpacific, James.  A quick check of United and Delta shows neither of them are using the 200, although, of course, they have in the past.  I doubt a big carrier would use the 200 when 747s then 777s were available for t-p routes.  The Gimli Glider was Air Canada, but not on a t-p route.

A classic Delta would be nice, whether they used it or not.  It is an older airplane that hasn't been in production for many years, and the bare metal look would suit it well (e.g. photo of restored 200 on Wikipedia).  That would get my vote.  For a realistic t-p route you'd probably have to look to a smaller carrier.  Maybe someone more knowledgable can chime in about who, if anyone, is still flying 200s t-p.

This consolidated list is a good idea.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Spirit_of_Delta_Boeing_767-200.jpg
Here's a link to "Spirit of Delta" which is beautiful: