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John F. Kennedy
The view from the Oval Office as seen
through the eyes of America's youngest 1st family.

A beloved US President with new ideas, new hopes, and an oath to office to protect the liberties of all Americans.

The United States of America was safe
and times were good.
 
A young President that wanted to be closer to the people.

A loving Presidential family and 1st Lady that people saw as royalty in a period of time that Hollywood was second best.
 
Although reports surfaced of a possible assassination attempt on the President when he arrives in Dallas, Texas...Secret Service agents allow the bullet proof bubble to be removed following the orders of the President,
in order to feel closer to the citizens.

An age of Innocense
On November 22, 1963 the Presidential motorcade followed a slow, calculated path down Elm Street in Dallas, Texas.

At 12:30pm a single shot rang out.

For a short moment time stood still...

A nations Hero falls into the lap of its 1st Lady.
Time starts to speed up...

Screams, yelling and the sounds of a power V8 engine
echo the surrounding area. The president was shot and every seconds counts as the Presidential motorcade pulls up to Parkland Memorial Hospital.
The Assassination of JFK marked the last time an
open cockpit was used for Presidential use.

Interior Shots of the X-100
after the President was pulled out
and rushed into Parkland Memorial Hospital
 
Image: 
1961 Presidential Lincoln Continental 4-door
 named X-100 by the Secret Service
 
Base price was $7,347.00
 
Presidential upgrades cost $200,000.00
 
The upgrades include but not limited to:
 
  • Removable steel and clear plastic roof panels
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  • Hydraulic rear seat that could raise the president
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  • Large heating and air conditioning system with auxiliary blowers and 2 control panels
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  • Hand-embroidered presidential seals in special door pockets
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  • Four retractable steps for Secret Service agents
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  • Two steps on rear bumper for additional agents
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  • Flashing red lights on bumper, siren
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  • Dual flagstaffs and spotlights
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  • Jump seats for extra passengers
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  • Two Motorola radio telephones
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  • Floodlights on interior

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    Image: 
    The X-100 is on display and can be seen at the
    Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan.
     
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