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Thanks for getting back to me.  It falls in line with what I have.  This car is a March built Dearborn car.  Thanks again

I saw this subject come up and have a similar question on a 69 Shelby that was not very definitive in your example. The sound deadener applied on the rear inner fenders where the tires go, not the trunk area. Is the sound deadener applied before or after the body color is applied? Your comment was it is debatable and could go either way.  Do you have a better understanding of that since you put your under body guide together?  Do appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge.  The car I have now was restored over 20 years ago to concourse  trailered and has been judged by the MCA back in the early 2000 and received gold. It has body color sprayed first with black sound deadener sprayed after (the black is not blackout paint)