This handsome dark green and black, nickel-trimmed Overland Model 79T was purchased new from Sundance, Wyoming dealer C.H.

Sackett’s Sundance Garage by James S.

Tutty of Spearfish, South Dakota, great-grandfather-in-law of the present owner.

A sheep rancher and future minister, Mr.

Tutty paid $1,075 plus shipping for the car, the first automobile in his family, which his great-grandson Orlo Gilbert later recalled “must have made him the man of the town in Spearfish...

It had all the fancy trimmings: an electric starter, electric lights—it even had a dashboard light.” It is believed that the 62-year-old Mr.

Tutty used the 35-horsepower Overland primarily for errands, including delivering postal packages to his neighbors.

By the 1920s the Overland had been outmoded for everyday use and was retired to the Spearfish ranch of the Gilberts, whose son Guy had married Mr.

Tutty’s daughter Gertrude.

Orlo Gilbert, the next generation to love the car, recalled first seeing it as a four-y...