This car represents the third model year for Henry Ford's famous Model T. This car has a 'mother-in-law' seat on the rear deck. This arrangement was common on cars of this era. The mother-in-law seat on some cars was nothing more than a simple flimsy portable seat which folded out over the side of the cars running board from a storage compartment. These seats were quite uncomfortable to ride, and offered no protection from the elements. On the Model T the mother-in-law seat could be removed and replaced with a commercial pickup truck box. 7,845 runabouts were produced between 1910 and 1911.

Source - Canton Classic Car Museum