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Nice find! It may have been built in 1913 and registered as a '13 but that is a 1914 body. 1913 doors extend all the way to the splash aprons. The windshield is 1914 as well as evidenced by the drip along the bottom of the top half and the bowed support arms to allow for folding inward...

I've responded to Skip's query on this subject on a previous thread on the MTFCA forum. So I will do so here as well. To reiterate.....I had a '27 coupe that had a larger than standard hubcap opening on all 5 of the 26/27 wire wheels on the car. This car had the AR type caps on it when I got...

Dennie, Buy a roll of shrink wrap. Fold the top down and wrap it. It's also not a bad idea to wrap the windshield in it to protect from flying rocks.

John's got it backwards. The early T's had bronze thrust washers and beginning sometime with the '14 models - I believe - the factory changed to the babbit ones. This is all assuming that the rear end(s) in question has the original from the factory thrust washers.

Great work Ryan!