Can someone identify this 1920s car?

[Larry Garside]

[keiser31]

Model T Ford. Perhaps a 1922 or so.

Edited January 18, 2022 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[JFranklin]

I would guess 1923, with the slanted windshield. It looks like a base non electrical starter car also, since it has non demountable rims.

[keiser31]

33 minutes ago, JFranklin said:

I would guess 1923, with the slanted windshield. It looks like a base non electrical starter car also, since it has non demountable rims.

I thought the slanted windshield started in 1922.

[41 Su8]

One man top would also mean 23 or 24.    John

[Larry Garside]

Thank you all! My father (pictured) graduated from high school in 1923.

[Mark Wetherbee]

No side lights also meant that it did have a starter and generator. The kerosene side lights are only on non-starter cars all the way to the end.

[wayne sheldon]

I have looked at literally thousands of era photos of model T Fords.

Although rarely restored that way today, the combination of electrics option (starter, generator, and battery) along with the cheaper non-demountable wheels, was very popular. I have probàbly seen a hundred era photos of Ts so equipped.

Apparently, the daily aggravation of cranking the motor was more of an issue than was the occasional need to repair a tire along the roadside.