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I've seen ads on TV for places where you can take a picture of an item, bring it into the paint store, and they'll use their computer to figure out the formula and match the color for you. (Lowe's? Sherwin Williams?)
Maybe you could take a picture and have a sample made, making sure they write down the formula for you, then try it out on a small section of your Montana to see if the color matches. If it does, then there you go. If it doesn't, then you could try again, tweaking the formula until it matches. Then you'd have the formula for that color of paint, if not the name. (Assuming the formula would transfer from house paint to vehicle paint.)
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