Well the last tractor I saw painted with 2150 looked like an Allis Chalmers...
The color is very subjective. Looking at the old photos the red looks dark, not the bright orange-y color that 2150 gives you.
I think the Rustoleum IH red is closer to reality than 2150.
You can't tell me that people remember a color with 100% accuracy after 30, 40, 50, 60 years... Fact of the matter is nobody alive has any idea what the REAL color looks like so it's a matter of interpretation.
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