Started once a month, for Dad

Spark lever all the way up, hand throttle halfway, gas valve open, choke if it's cold, key on, neutral, and then a starter button on the floor that you push with your foot. That's how you start a 1928 Model A. This one was Dad's. Since he died, his kid, who admits to not being very mechanical, has kept it running, and plans to hand it down to a son someday. At least once a month it gets started and warmed up, then taken out for half an hour or more. Only once has it refused, on a day below zero, and they quit before they ran the battery down. It's a 6-volt car, so the battery maintainer had to be one that does 6 volts. They found one that does 6 and 12.