And a little tidbit of information about JFK, the F, his middle name was the F slur.

That's why no one ever says what the F stands for. It's John F Kennedy.

He never hears his middle name. I don't know why they did that and we will probably never know he took

it to his grave but that's really unfortunate.

The homophobia of the time. Anyway we all know the story.

JFK, Dallas, the grassy knoll.

A gorgeous 1961 four-door Lincoln Continental limousine,

powered by a massive 7.0 V8, producing 300 horsepower

and 485 pound feet of torque.

Delivered to the rear wheels by a state of the art three-speed automatic transmission.

This model was the first in the country to be offered with a two-year bumper-to-bumper warranty

straight from the factory.

The 61 Continental could hit 0 to 60 in a blistering 10.1 seconds, only hampered by its significant

5,000 pound curb weight.

Ahem, hm-hmm, yes, in the fall of 1963, President John F. Kennedy was preparing to run for a second term.

That September, he spoke in nine different states in less than a week week in a whirlwind tour to promote his platform

education national security and something you'll never hear about today world peace

in November of that year the Kennedy's boarded Air Force 1 headed for a two-day five-city tour of Texas

Despite some concerns about the possibility of violence from certain extremist cells who had attacked a U.S. Ambassador to the UN just a month earlier, Kennedy's engagements in San Antonio,

Houston, and Fort Worth were uneventful.

The next stop was Dallas. And the you're