[Southpaw]

I don't know but think some model years may have oval windows and then or an arch or oval casing at the top. That might not be a qualifier and picture might not show the window correctly. Hard to say. I do know that wood spoked wheels were an option for base models and they even had metal spoked wheels as more expensive option since they were less prone to warping. Just remember seeing an old marketing piece saying get the wire spoked wheels for a more refined ride. I think they made wire spoked wheels pretty early though.

Will have to admit no expert on old cars just got exposed to it at very young age since a childhood friend of mines dad used to work on these cars as hobby. I think the Model A replaced Model T so not certain. I also think the parts could be interchangeable. Someone might of had some wooden spoke wheels from a Model T and put them on a Model A. They were pretty savvy back then about adaptive reuse of things.