Besides the 4/4, I'm also getting my late dad's 1924 Model T Fordor roadworthy, which shares the garage with the 4/4.
The T has priority since it'll be 100 years old this year, however I'm nearly done with the job except for minor cosmetics, which will be an ongoing labor (old cars are like that, I've learned)
All that's left so far as I can tell is to reroute the battery cable, charge the battery and give her some gasoline----and keep my fingers crossed!
Historically, I find these very interesting automobiles.
E.B. White captured the essence of the Model T in his 1936 essay:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1936/05/16/farewell-my-lovely
