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You did not indicate your year of truck in the post above, nor in your Profile-signature.
It looks like you might be referring to 1956 ?
In 1956, Chevrolet trucks came from the factory with baked-on Dupont DULUX synthetic enamel.
Modern single-stage Acrylic enamel would be similar, without or with a hardener.
Single-stage, two-part Urethane enamel would be a more durable "equivalent".
BC/CC might look nice but the base/clear combination is pretty obvious and was not used originally.
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