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[JonE]

Opal blue with a black top fits the year. And black wings. You could probably uncover much of that original paint if you went carefully with a fine grade paper. Its been protected since the black went on and might be in better condition than you think. You have a real opportunity to conserve rather than restore that car - too many original interior and exterior finishes (with appropriate wear) are quickly bulldozed away to create relatively boring, textbook cars imho.
Check out the brown '30-ish tourer in the Rinsey Mills book - a rare survivor and I think that jealously preserves its browning front window.