many visitors swarmed authentic ridden limousine of U.S. President John F. Kennedy on the day he was killed 50 years ago in Dallas . Some of them even wait up to 30 minutes .
This car belongs to Henry Ford museum , where he displayed . The time chosen to coincide with the regular inspection of the limousine that has been modified with a heavy concentration , and this examination persisted from 1977 . For the sake of those days , free museum admission .
"The atmosphere is bleak , " said Melissa Foster , a spokesman for the museum . "Visitors feel all that memory. Lot of elderly who bring their grandchildren , " USA Today .
Visitors allowed to line up in order to get a closer look alternately . Foster also explains the nearly 6,600 people visited the museum .
Early life limo started from the standard cardboard Lincoln Continental 1961. Then extended and modified to all the needs of the President . The body can be transformed into a convertible with a clear plastic roof .
After the murder , limo of President's decided to remain saved . So his body was still armed , was given a hard roof and changed color from dark black to black . Limo is still serving in the era of Jimmy Carter until finally returned to Ford and donated to the museum as a source of visitor arrivals reason .
