JFK Assassination Limo: The Crazy History of This Car!

When John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963, he was riding in one of the most famous presidential limos of all time. JFK's Lincoln Continental X-100 had a short but notable history during the Kennedy Administration. But it didn't end there.
Wait until you hear about the history of the Lincoln X-100 after the Kennedy assassination!
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[@greggkimball4110]

I have seen the limo at the Henry Ford Museum. Surprisingly, it is surrounded merely by a simple cord. And I, like thousands of others I'm sure, touched it because I could.

[@genemaverick5705]

And like others , you read signs saying Do Not Touch but touch the car anyways , smh

[@stevehislop]

Guy from Germany here, who worked with Ford for the Panther Platform: I did the same and touching this iconic vehicle left a memory in my head, that is so much more embedded than just looking at the car would have been.

[@jasonmarks1636]

Kennedy would have never told you to not touch it... he was a people person. @@genemaverick5705

[@mikewest5529]

It was like Johnson rode it like a trophy! What a monster!!

[@panchovilla7235]

That car was Johnson’s trophy for planning the assassination, he loved that car.

[@GenerallyGeneralLee]

I can believe that. A president could have had his way. He probably only pretended to hate riding in it. LBJ was an infamous douchebag on many levels.

[@bobbrinkerhoff3592]

Supposedly it was Lady Byrd who wanted nothing to do with that car , not LBJ .

[@richardcamacho7276]

Limo went to Detroit Nov 24, Dearborn, with the windshield replaced and the interior stripped. This was done at the Rouge Plant with a literal crime scene being whitewashed. The bullet trajectory could have been measured in detail augmenting the evidence being collected. It does not take a stretch of the imagination to know why.

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

Yes,I agree evidence was destroyed,and it is obvious the reason that was done.In a murder investigation,evidence is Not washed away nor thrown away.

[@jamescrader1245]

The guy in video said the windshield is in a museum up there with bullet hole in it... I heard it was destroyed, but if there is a bullet hole in windshield then Warren commission or someone lied...

[@MrDrosteHistory]

It's not in a museum, it's in possession of the National Archives. Via the National Archives: "The limousine that carried the President was searched for evidence after the assassination. It was then cleaned and continued to be used for certain functions. The windshield of the limousine was removed as evidence by the FBI and the Secret Service since it had been hit by the third bullet. The windshield was designated Commission Exhibit (CE) 350 of the Warren Commission and as a Warren Commission Exhibit will remain in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. "

[@thomaspick4123]

I have seen the car in Dearborn, it is black. I like the Kennedy blue color better. At Greenfield Village, one can also see a courthouse in which Abraham Lincoln practiced law and the chair in which Abe was shot in the Ford’s Theater.

[@thomaspick4123]

@@MrDrosteHistory. What about the Lambchop puppet in which the Derringer pistol was stored? Jackie shot her husband through the puppet. What evidence number is it? Jean Hill saw it, and mistakenly called it a dog she saw in between JFK and her CIA assassin wife, Jackie. Look at the bloody photo of the back seat. You will see the remains of the puppet on the far right of the seat, the side on which JFK sat. See it? Remember it? Look up about the puppet on that tv show I never liked.

[@oldschool1993]

There is probably still a bullet somewhere in the quarter panel that doesn't match Oswald's rifle.

[@troyberdahl5922]

Imagine being a grownup and talking about the grassy knoll.

[@stddisclaimer8020]

@oldschool1993 There is probably a bullet somewhere nestled within the confines of your cranium.

[@antoniodelrey164]

They destroyed the evidence and knew what they were doing.

[@rageagainstthemachine7434]

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[@tc7934]

Regardless, that car should have been retired and left untouched.

[@JackSparrow-df4nk]

And put under lock and key to keep anyone from bothering it.

[@stevekalas4943]

Too much evidence.

[@cbspock1701]

Considering it should be used as evidence

[@chasermalloy7406]

​@@cbspock1701Well it was initially before it was recommissioned. There's only so much evidence to find.

[@johncourtneidge]

Agreed.

[@brober]

During the 1964 New York senatorial campaign. LBJ campaigning for Robert Kennedy made JFK's brother ride in the remodeled 100-X. Johnson was one sick SOB.

[@athenathegreatandpowerful6365]

Jumbo made him do it 🤣

[@kdw75]

I really would have thought that it would have been left untouched as evidence and then put into a museum.

[@robertlavrakas7442]

The car was a crime scene and it was scrubbed clean at parkland

[@basher5107]

Not totally there are pictures of the car in the Whitehouse garage with blood still on it

[@dalecooper9942]

The car was an Abraham Lincoln Continental produced by Ford Theater Motor Company

[@3luvision]

Never understood why a president would ride around in a convertible but have protection at all times and given the fact of others being assassinated is wild

[@U2WB]

It was all about a mad rush to destroy the evidence. That’s all there is to it.

[@MP-tf7cc]

I've read the car was hardly examined (intentionally) after the assassination, and was sent back to Detroit almost immediately. And by Monday morning the refurbishment was under way; probably to destroy the evidence. If the authorities were really interested in investigating and solving the assassination, the car would have been studied meticulously for much longer.

[@user-qr7ee2cp4y]

Unintentionally investigated... they didn't have Crime investigation like they do now.

[@rupe53]

I saw another report where the driver of the limo did what most drivers back then would do. While JFK was inside the hospital, he started cleaning it so it could be put back in service as quickly as possible. The secret service was so busy elsewhere they didn't even think to preserve the car as evidence.

[@jeffneis553]

HOW COULD EVIDENCE BE COLLECTED WHEN THE SECRET SERVICE TRIED TO WASH IT WHILE AT PARKLAND HOSPITAL. SAD.

[@rawbacon]

Seen the car at the museum when I was a kid, it's only about 30 miles away. I really should visit again and see how the museum has changed after all these years.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

I was there around 20 years ago and have wanted to go back ever since. Probably should!

[@ASteelWheel]

I love that they chose to upgrade and refit it and keep it in service. Its as if Kennedy was always with his successors who would later use the upgraded car.

[@IIIPURP73]

This was my online teacher in 2020 props to this guy

[@pdh7436]

There was a social club in Cincinnati at the time called The Coachbuilders. Consisting mostly of funeral home directors and professional chauffeurs, they enjoyed telling stories of custom vehicles they owned, built or drove. One night they met in 1964 at the home of an employee of Hess & Eisenhardt, headquartered in suburban Blue Ash, Ohio. Stories were told of a small, blood stained, piece of carpet from the JFK limo being displayed to the members.

[@rickcamacho9079]

Evalea Ganges, medical student, saw the bullet hole as an entrance, Secret service agent Charles Taylor Jr noted in his report after the assassination the bullet hole, Nick Pricipe, US Park police officer, had access to the limo in the White House garage, also noted the bullet hole. He was well versed in firearms as to evidence collection. George Whittaker, a lifetime employee from the Rouge Ford Plant was surprised the limo was in his work area, and he noted the bullet coming in from front to back. Limo went from Dallas to DC to Dearborn. Damage was noted on the chrome as well. PreDallas trip showed no damage at all to windshield or chrome. What results came from the limo's inspection as to bullet trajectory? As with the autopsy, the deliberate attempts to limit exposure to the body and, in this case, the limo made it impossible to get an accurate picture. Whether one believes in conspiracy or not, it seems hard to deny there was nothing very odd going on.

[@Cangelo629]

There was never a full bullet hole in the windshield it has a crack and a mark were parts of one of bullets that fragment yet the windshield photos that are out there show a impact mark coming from inside the car windshield with the crack in the window emanating from it.

[@jsmith8269]

Johnson got a kick out of riding in the car that Kennedy was killed in.

[@gowers1972]

At 3:35 -- "the car was impounded while evidence was collected"... nope. Impounded so that evidence could NOT be collected.

[@terrilabeth]

Thank you, Mr. Droste, I found this so fascinating! I had always assumed they would not reuse this car due to the tragic circumstances surrounding it. Oddly I am glad they changed it and kept it in service. T ✌🏻

[@MrDrosteHistory]

Thank you for watching and for the comment!

[@imacdonald99]

Agree

[@smooman792]

Very interesting video. 60's Continentals have always been one of my favourite American cars, but the Presidential car looked so much better as a convertible.

[@huascar66]

Very interesting bit on JFK's limo. Thank you.

[@billyjoejimbob56]

Several comments here about the car's different appearance in photos over time, leading doubts that it is the same car. One reason... the appearance of the wheels. Original stock Lincolns in the late 50s thru '64 were just 14 inches in diameter. The conversion to a stretched limo added LOTS of additional weight, and there were no higher capacity 14" tires readily available, so heavy-duty 15" wheels, tires and wheel covers which were available, were added. Initially, turbine styled wheel covers from the Continental Mark II were used, soon after more sedate looking covers from the mid-50s Lincoln were substituted. Production Lincolns switched to 15" wheels and covers in 1965, So the reconstructed car has worn that style ever since. It is the same car.

[@chriscosby2459]

I remember seeing the limo at the Ford Museum in the early 2000s. When I walked up on the vehicle I remember I could feel the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I haven't had the feeling before or since. It is sobering and sad to think about what happened that day in November.

[@leonardcollings7389]

I went there in 1978 and had a similar reaction. I had stepped out of a multi purpose room to see several elementary teachers sobbing, crying and just plain distrait; that is where I was the afternoon Kennedy was assassinated. I went home from school an found my parents watching Walter Cronkite's special report.

[@chriscosby2459]

@@leonardcollings7389 I was only three years old so I have no memory of the event. I just think it was odd how strong my reaction was to the limo.

[@DessieTots]

I think you meant to say “etched into the world’s mind”. I know that a lot of Americans are unaware of the world beyond their country’s own borders but Kennedy’s assassination sent shock waves of grief, disbelief and anger from Minnesota to Minsk.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

Yes it was felt everywhere. But here the most. He was our president.

[@rongendron8705]

On Oct. 12th, 1962 (13 mos. before the Kennedy assassination), I saw both JFK & Jackie riding in this car, just before I marched with my H.S. in the Columbus Day Parade, NYC! Kennedy appeared to be seated on the back deck, but I now realize that he was in a 'raised seat'!/ Since then, I have seen the car twice, once when it was on loan to a Las Vegas casino & at the Henry Ford Museum! Both times, it looked different!

[@derekstocker6661]

What a most interesting video, thanks so much for this, as an American car buff this was amazing in detail and the car certainly carries a very sad history!

[@MrDrosteHistory]

I appreciate you watching!

[@nunyabuziness8421]

That car was custom built for a sniper😂

[@Chad-Giga.]

Facts

[@stephenerpelding819]

LBJ had the Limo cleaned cleaned up ASAP to cover-up the Evidence of the Crime Scene to prevent any Investigations from being carried out! The Windshield was replaced to cover-up the Bullet Holes and any other Blood Splatter etc was removed.

[@timothymcclaire3276]

Hahahahha. Good fiction story!

[@angierodriguez7383]

This video was so interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@Meinstein]

I have noticed that the door is ajar in several pictures.. I would have thought a Lincoln would have a warning light for that, Also.. if JFK took two of the bullets.. and another missed and hit a curb... where did that hole in the windshield come from?

[@mockingbird187]

Magic bullets act in mysterious ways! Sigh...

[@MrDrosteHistory]

The third bullet hit the windshield according to the US government.

[@david.m.304]

I also noticed that the door next to John Kennedy was ajar. Has anyone asked why this is so? I doubt it. Take care.

[@Meinstein]

@@david.m.304 I have never seen it pointed out or addressed.

[@Cangelo629]

It was a bullet fragment that hit the windshield not a entire bullet. Agent Landis verified seeing bullet fragments in a pool of blood in the back seat of car.

[@brober]

You missed that the first thing LBJ ordered was to get rid of the metallic ''Kennedy Midnight Blue" and repaint the limo black. Perhaps he wanted people to think it wasn't the same 100-x used in Dallas.

[@hidesinlonggrass3229]

I'd call that tampering with evidence....

[@JGrogann]

Has anyone verified this story of the windshield being in the national archives? If it is available to the public certainly many would want to see it. Supposedly there is a bullet hole entry (from the front) hole on the windshield, which destroys the Oswald lone nut theory.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

It's literally listed on the National Archives website as being in their possession. It is not a bullet hole, it's some cracks coming from where some residue hit the windshield on the other side. From the National Archives: "The limousine that carried the President was searched for evidence after the assassination. It was then cleaned and continued to be used for certain functions. The windshield of the limousine was removed as evidence by the FBI and the Secret Service since it had been hit by the third bullet. The windshield was designated Commission Exhibit (CE) 350 of the Warren Commission and as a Warren Commission Exhibit will remain in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. "

[@MrDrosteHistory]

From the National Archives: "Commission finding-The windshield was not penetrated by any bullet. A small residue of lead was found on the inside surface of the windshield; on the outside of the windshield was a very small pattern of cracks immediately in front of the lead residue on the inside. The bullet from which this lead residue came was probably one of those that struck the President and therefore came from overhead and to the rear. Experts established that the abrasion in the wind shield came from impact on the inside of the glass.”

[@JGrogann]

@@MrDrosteHistory Commission findings are close to worthless. I'm asking you if you have inspected the windshield, or are you aware of anyone who has? The Warren commission was run by Alan Dulles, so essentially the Warren commission was run by a person who was a person of interest in the assassination, so zero credibility.

[@JGrogann]

@@MrDrosteHistory Additionally, there are several witnesses that claim a bullet hole did exist in the windshield and the entry was from the front of the windshield.

[@maxboya]

@@JGrogannI believe it was the shot that the secret service agent took behind JFK.

[@BA-gn3qb]

If Johnson hated riding in it, he could have borrowed Joe Biden's Corvette.

[@dekelanson5280]

Fascinating video. I'd also be interested in any information on the other cars that were in Kennedy's motorcade, such as the early 50's Cadillac that was behind Kennedy in Dallas.

[@charlespiper9291]

They did a wonderful job erasing all evidence of the murder

[@harleypattersonkc9gld167]

To avoid blackmarket sales, or cover up more evidence?

[@rawbacon]

What evidence would that be? They had already thoroughly processed the car for evidence and kept in in The White House Garage until The Warren Commission released it since they were done with their investigation of it..........The Childish Mindset of you Conspiracy Cultist is Nauseating.

[@leonb2637]

As the video discusses, the JFK limousine was actually owned by Ford Corporation, it was made and leased to the government for a token amount. Ford Co. had that arrangement to sometime in the 1970's for the Presidential and related limousines. After the assassination of JFK, they did massive changes to it, including installing a permanent metal roof. After a certain date, the contract was radically changed, given to GM and all such vehicles would be purchased and owned permanently by the Government for security reasons.

[@user-wp3bb4yn8h]

I’ve actually seen this car at the Ford museum. Wasn’t sure why it didn’t look exactly like the pictures of the car in Dallas. Now I know! Thanks!!

[@dianehenkel9088]

The limo was a crime scene. It was completely redone the weekend after the assassination which destroyed potential evidence. The bloody rugs, seats etc were replaced and the ones removed were destroyed.

[@mr.sherlockholmes6130]

That was the Car that JFK died in and the USA would never be the same . The day Camelot died . I am sure they repaired the windshield in the front and it was covered up , the fatal head shot . We will never know the truth behind his death . Great video well done Sir Bravo !!

[@jamesbishop6240]

The fact that there was a deliberate

[@sooverit5529]

Very informative video.

[@KoldingDenmark]

Asked for the car at the Ford Museum in Dearborn in 1980, but was told they were not allowed to display it, as som Kennedy child was under 18 years old. Saw the car at the Ford Museum in Dearborn in 2018 along with the other presidential limousines.

[@andysaunders3708]

17% more engine power than what? Just curious.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

The previous engine

[@carolinemarley8426]

Thank you for sharing this...I love content like this, its fascinating. Keep up the good work.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!

[@billyjoejimbob56]

An interesting little detail to add: President Nixon and his wife rode in the then brand new 1969 Lincoln Presidential Limo for his 1969 inaugural parade. It is identifiable by its different and lower roofline than the SS 100-X and a its stock '69 Lincoln grille, taillamps, and bumpers. Inaugural parade photos and video of the Nixons riding in SS 100-X are actually of his 1973 inaugural parade. Why the older car was used the second time is not entirely clear. It appears that the 1969 car was not available for use that day.

[@GenerallyGeneralLee]

Disturbing story but interesting video, thanks for making it.

[@zillsburyy1]

cool video!

[@motorTranz]

Fascinating story! Thanks for sharing!

[@123windyron]

Very interesting seen that car at the Henry ford didnt no about all of those changes whow

[@jimc4839]

So now it's not even the same car.

[@natewatt3537]

They even changed the engine. Insanity

[@kc-nl8zc]

That was a good video. Thank you

[@spirg]

Really great video ❤ thank you 😊

[@jamesburrows6226]

The government wastes billions upon billions of taxpayers money. They could have took the loss on buying a new car. Seems disgraceful.

[@rockandroll4689]

this Lincoln was gorgeous! so sorry it was used as JFK's death car - so sad.

[@mario-sl6cz]

I wish someone made a town car tribute with that color

[@ohiodave54]

i'd like to know whatever happened to all the original removable roofs.

[@fredjames9867]

The government always works for the government. At your expense

[@UPnDOWN]

Good video, thanks. Enjoyed that.

[@sherry2818]

I believe they picked that car for Souvenirs ! The things missing would mass a small fortune! It doesn’t look like the same car!

[@nutandboltguy3720]

I think they had a replica assassination car for the 6th floor museum in Dallas that drove and gave tours.

[@privatepilot4064]

My brother worked at the Wixom plant in the 1980s.

[@arffadailey8055]

A platform that raised 10 inches. Just so you could get a clear head shot. I'm a bike guy .I always wondered about the HDs in the motorcade that morning. Probably owned by the local PD? Year & model? 1963 HD was making 74 cu"panheads ". What happened to those bikes? Auctioned of at a later date?Hopefully not chopped up by unsuspecting biker.

[@olskool3967]

i had an old friend who was the crew chief on the c130 who flew that car into Dallas that day,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@JOHNG104A]

Why did the History Channel indicate the car was immediately taken to Ohio or Cincinnati and the windshield was replaced

[@KutWrite]

I had no idea! Are you part of the Droste chocolate dynasty? It's good stuff!

[@Derpy1969]

Can you do the 1972 Reagan Limo that now looks like a 79, but is actually a 1970?

[@ianstewart2252]

Johnstone had him killed ....why was there a bullet hole in the windscreen ..no one asks these questions ..maybe the magic bullet also did this as well .....

[@BuckyTJones]

I had heard that the original windshield that had a bullet hole by the mirror was destroyed.

[@vincentlussier8264]

All the windows and interior were changed to destroy evidence!

[@MrDrosteHistory]

You heard wrong. It's in possession of the National Archives. From the National Archives and Records Admin: "The limousine that carried the President was searched for evidence after the assassination. It was then cleaned and continued to be used for certain functions. The windshield of the limousine was removed as evidence by the FBI and the Secret Service since it had been hit by the third bullet. The windshield was designated Commission Exhibit (CE) 350 of the Warren Commission and as a Warren Commission Exhibit will remain in the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration. "

[@BuckyTJones]

@@MrDrosteHistory Well that is great news! Question for you Sir, if Oswald was the only shooter, why would there be a bullet hole in the windshield? Downward angle and all...

[@MrDrosteHistory]

Commission finding-The windshield was not penetrated by any bullet. A small residue of lead was found on the inside surface of the windshield; on the outside of the windshield was a very small pattern of cracks immediately in front of the lead residue on the inside. The bullet from which this lead residue came was probably one of those that struck the President and therefore came from overhead and to the rear. Experts established that the abrasion in the wind shield came from impact on the inside of the glass.” @@BuckyTJones

[@marclapointe368]

@@MrDrosteHistory Why do think that Johnson had Dulles put in the commission? To cover all tracks and make sure that the truth was well buried.

[@RobSchellinger]

Does anyone know anything about the photo at 6:43? Looks like an attack. Probably perceived?

[@digitalkov]

Shoulda gave it some 24" rims and neon lights!

[@marcpederson384]

You just admitted more than one shooter. Damage to windshield, rear of vehicle. Plus destroying evidence by black market sales? Sounds like what some of us always knew.

[@stephenhorton4098]

Has anyone ever noticed the door is not shut !!!!

[@Dd13200]

Top priority. Get rid of the evidence

[@hipo6352]

They don't know what to the real car.like Bonnie & culture death 💀☠️ car ?

[@jack002tuber]

If the car resto went as badly as the shooting investigation, that car would be upsidedown in a ditch somewhere right now

[@aayazahmed5389]

1940 to 1970 Lincoln Continental 💕🤤

[@brockobama4408]

This guy sounds like true crime jesus

[@MrDrosteHistory]

Maybe I am

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

After all that obscene amount spent on it I get why they wanted to reuse it, maybe even the public would have demanded it. But in hindsight I reckon if it was left as is after the assassination it would have attracted more people to the museum than the current rebuild, maybe paying for itself eventually.

[@SilverbackOrangutan71]

I use to live across the street from Hess n einhardt. We use to play baseball in the front lot workers would come out n play ball with us. They would let us down to the testing area. Basically the cars are nuke proof - we were allowed to shoot at the cars they were working on. We had a great time with everybody. Yea 12 year olds with guns shooting at cars… Hess is now bea

[@IIIPURP73]

W mans

[@P.Galore]

Johnson had the car immediately repainted BLACK - he recognized it was the same car JFK died in.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

This is literally in the video. The description of the paint color is straight from the paint job order

[@KidFury27]

What is "transparent armor"? Bullet resistant glass? 🤔

[@philber57]

Transparent armor is secret service preventing evidence collection

[@garyflythe1362]

Getting rid of evidence scrubby clean

[@josephdeakyne197]

Who would ride in a death car like a Hurst on wheels

[@troyberdahl5922]

A hurst?

[@leinie6683]

People had some sense of financial responsibility to the taxpayers back then.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

Agreed. A 90% top tax rate on the wealthy and not forcing the middle class to shoulder the burden!

[@terrykirk6951]

BILLIONAIRE'S PROFIT OFF G.I BLOOD.

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525]

The powter that be, made it a constant reminder for the Presidents that followed. Just another possible theory.

[@rawbacon]

Constant reminder of what? They were going to sick Oswald on them if they didn't behave................You Cultist would be Amusing if it weren't so Pathetic.

[@mikram2613]

Cover up any prof that could implicate CIA

[@Draintheswamp2024]

seat raised up I wonder who's idea was that.

[@MrDrosteHistory]

It actually wasn’t raised to that possible height during the parade in Dallas. But if you search google you can find it raised up high.

[@digamojones]

JFK- Both bullets entered the back in an upward trajectory the first exited the neck, pierced the windshield, hit the curb downrange, nicked James Tagues cheek. The second exited the right temple, hit the windshield frame, ripped into two pieces, fell to the floorboard. Both originated just behind the seat. The entire ‘crime scene’ was in control of the ‘government’ from C-130, to love field, to dealy plaza, to parkland, back to C-130, to Whitehouse garage, to Dearborn Mi. Where it was stripped and rebuilt. I suspect the ‘device’ from which two projectiles transited the president was placed and removed while the aircraft was aloft. How do you kill a man riding in an open car on a public street in front of hoards of people without being seen? Mount a remotely activated device, just behind the seat, capable of firing two projectiles from point blank range on a slightly upward (8-10 degrees)trajectory. Video synopsis of evidence generated in Dealy Plaza that day to that conclusion. Short version 6:31. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX-Tf4GYeqecm8U Long version 19:25. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmfOnYFmlpqcoq8

[@85gbody97]

Not to sound morbid but that rear seat should of been saved,maybe not displayed but a reminder of what they did to him,I mean the blood soaked chair Lincoln was shot in is also viewable at that same museum. I highly recommend it as they have much of Edison’s facility there they have that car the chair of two presidents that were shot and it’s erry knowing both just wanted to make this country a little better then they left it even though both were clearly human and flawed in their own ways but that museum has much to offer and if you like history of all kinds it’s the must go

[@Cangelo629]

Pieces of the seat were cut up and sold on ebay 15 years or more ago by a deceased relative of a employee of Hess & Eisnhardt who worked on the car back then.

[@josephdeakyne197]

They destroyed the trace evidence altered it but the still have FBI money maker bonnie and Clyde car they have Jane mens field car

[@azmathahmed2476]

This is car is made for killing jfk

[@Chad-Giga.]

Yes