Help finding correct color on my coupe

Wanting to paint my firewall before I instal my engine. Not painting the exterior at all, just keeping the Original looking paint since I was told it’s original. Can’t tell what color green this is. 1930 Coupe. Was told it’s a early based off the dash.
Help me out fellas.
 

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Hello,Elkpoint and Kewanee green was a standard color in 1930 , looks like the lighter color was used on upper body,which is some were finished.Color on my computer looks more blue but often distorted on screen.
 
You could take the hood in to be scanned at an auto paint store. I went to a local NAPA had mine scanned. Make up a rattle can of that color and you should be good to go for detailing your firewall area.
 
You could take the hood in to be scanned at an auto paint store. I went to a local NAPA had mine scanned. Make up a rattle can of that color and you should be good to go for detailing your firewall area.

IGood advice, that’s exactly what I did and it matched perfectly. Wayne
 
The paint matching now days is as close to perfect as the human eye. It is amazing how accurate it is. My nephew has a paint shop and his matches are close to perfect. Sometimes an older car will come into him with nice shiny paint, but from top to bottom there is some fading. His problem is to figure out where on the car to match to, more or less fading.
 
Elkpoint was the upper body, belt & sill moulding
Kewanee was the lower body & reveals
Apple Green for the pinstripe
 
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