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My Mom used to have a 56 Pontiac Fire Chief with the same color combo(or something very similar).Around 1961 She had repainted Fire Engine Red by Earl Schiave for $39.95
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A friend had a '55 Pontiac Star Chief Safari in two-tone Ivory and Dune Beige, as I believe that flesh-toned factory color was called.

That would be Earl "Any Car Any Color, No Ups, No Extras" Scheib. They are still in business, painting bumpers, wipers, and headlight lenses at no extra charge when you bring your car to them...
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Yep,thats the place.My dad had a 55 Ford that they painted Robin's Egg Blue.
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My condolences...
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No,it looked awesome.They really did a great job matching the color on the bumpers and wipers.
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