Only just seen this post and can confirm this is a Ford Model T Town Car with seemingly a UK numberplate. Unfortunately the letters/numbers cannot be seen clearly which would otherwise date the car relatively accurately. Dating therefore has to be from features such as pre rounded bonnet so pre 1916, gas lights so pre 1915, has front door so post 1911, has the line across lower section of the rad so post 1912 etc etc. Most noticeable is that the front mudguards have no peak on the front, a feature only on 1913 cars; so this therefore has to be a 1913 Ford Model T Town Car. What is also quite fascinating is that all Model Ts had six wheel bolts on each wheel as standard. The photo shows all wheels with only three nuts. Very unusual feature which advises that this car was fitted with non-Ford non-standard wheels/fittings. The wheel has three of the six holes which fix to one side of a circular plate of two sides of the centre so as to be able to change a wheel as we do today. Practice of the day was that to change a tyre normally, the wheel would remain on the car.
