>Dear John Hunt,
>     This may take some time because of different interests, but I think I
>can answer most of your guestions in this manner.  Before customizing the
>1961 Lincoln Continental the limo weighted 5,215 pounds and cost $7,347
>dollars.  After alteration the limousine was 3 1/2 feet longer and 6
inches
>taller.  The exact height was 59 inches.  Standard height 53", Paul
Crute's
>limo (example).  The motor was a stock 430 cubic inch V-8 from Wixom,
>Michigan.  The rear seat could be raised 10 1/2 inches.  Only President
could
>set height of rear seat.  The wheel base was  156 inches.  The limo length
>currently is 248 inches.  The Warren Commission had limo listed at 20.6
feet.
> So appears to be exact same length.  The width of the limo is exactly 71
>inches.  The wheels are 27 inches wide. 84.5 inch per turn.  The two rear
>hand grips are 7 and 1/4 inches wide.  The build in rear carrier on rear
is
>also 27" wide.  The height of the limo mesaured from the ground is 59" to
top
>of Presidential windshield.  The roll bar glass opening was 9 1/2 inches
>wide, and 18" high.  41" height.  Don't remember height off ground.  The
rear
>foot stand on rear fender was 14" wide each side..From tire holder to tip
of
>back seat cushion was  25". The front hood was 60".  The height of the
>centered rear view mirror was 52" in height.  To obtain exact measurements
>Contintental name tap exactly 8" in lenght.  The rear door was exactly 39"
in
>length.  The door handles were also exactly 8" in length.  As to the jump
>seats.  They could not be raised, but as close I could tell were approx 4"
>lower than height of rear seat.  The rear seat was raised about 3"
higher.
>The bullet transiting through the rear seat from the rear transited
through
>top of seat (See CE-853) transiting out upper cushion area into
President's
>back.  CE-873 shows knife cut after bullet removed from rear seat near
>Jacqueline.  Notice Ce-874, seat lowered before photo was taken of
limousine.
> Back shot at approx. Z-189.  Front transit windshield shot Z-200-218,
>Kennedy throat.  Connally rear Z-224-225, back chest only.  Connally's
right
>wrist from grassy knoll Z-290.  Blood pattern first seen in Zapruder film.
>Heart beat spray Z-240 approx. Proves shot of President in rear of back.
>Connally wrist shot confirmed CE-873.  Z-295 1st Kennedy head shot, Z-295.
>Ballistic trail cofirms downward angle of shot. (Kennedy head rear).
>Greer gun seen frame Z-303. Why Z-302-303 edited.  Z-293-295, Greer head
turn
>to front, next head turn to front Z-317-321.  Rear to front, front to
rear,
>rear to front only 26 frames. Impossible.  Use Position of Mary Moorman to
>Greer's head to prove limo made rolling stop. 8 mph on film.
>     Anyway hope this answers most of your questions.  The other
measurements
>of jump seat measurements, can't find off hand.   Kennedy and Connally 30"
>apart.  When WCR did re-enactment used Queen Mary, I checked it's length,
>exactly 21", so why does the Queen Mary take up less viewing area in
Zapruder
>film.  Hopefully, this information will help.  Roy L. Schaeffer.  I think
I
>have given you enough info to do your own calculations