The Model S was an adaptation of the Model N. Ford's last US market right-hand-drive model, it featured a more modern cowl, with hood and fenders that flowed into full running boards. Another notable difference was the optional extra third mother-in-law seat behind the front bench. The basic model sold for $700. Extras such as a convertible top, gas lamps, as well as umbrella holders were available. 3750 cars were sold between 1907 and 1909. This is an unrestored, possible original small open three passenger roadster with a mother-in-law seat. The body is red with black trim with a black fabric top and black leather tufted seating, it has red wood spoked wheels and brass lighting and accessories. The tires are missing and/or deteriorated. (Corrections to the specifications were made below based on a 8/24/14 letter from Dennis Hood)