Try Sherwin Williams. I've had great success matching old codes with their system. FYI: Maaco uses SW paint.

That's probably true (ladies liking the small cars). My wife would trade any of the Packards for a '55-'57 "baby bird." And I thought her dad had instilled more common sense into her than to admire a FORD! When a fellow VMCCA club member got HIS wife a '57 T-Bird for her birthday, I knew I was in big trouble. Now its all I hear....

These are 7:00 X 15R WWW from Diamondback (they are Yokohama). I've since taken the skirts off so I can see 'em better!

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My wife and I have an agreement: whenever I buy another car, she get diamonds! We've been "happily" married 39 years...

I've had good experience with our local NAPA stores too. They network together to get you going. I had a bad experience with an electric fuel pump failing (new gas melted the plastic parts) while on a tour a few years ago. A man at the local store drove to a neighboring town's NAPA outlet to get the right 6V pump I needed, and delivered it to me ON THE ROAD! Great service I'd say.
Oh and they stock a NAPA oil filter for my 327, part #1080.

I like the Auburn Speedster fenders! Here's a '35 that toured with us last summer. The dash plate says it topped 100 mph in an "official test" before leaving Indiana! CLASSIC!

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The "old" url worked great to filter the junk out. Can that be done with this new search?? I have complained to ebay but it goes to deaf ears I'm afraid........

I also have the have 700R-15 WWW Diamondback/Yokohoma radials on my '41 Clipper and am very happy with them. Ride is fine.

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My dad used to tell how he kept dogs from relieving themselves on his hubcaps using the hot coil trick!
YIP! YIP! YIP!

Yes, it will be very fragile. The best you will probably do is use a good vacuum with a bruch attachment, but be gentile! DON'T get it wet!