I watched the Barrett-Jackson auctions last week, and this car really didn't impress me, even if it is real (which is disputed). For one thing, it's just the ambulance that took his body from the plane after it landed in Washington D.C. and transported it to the Capitol Building. Now think about this, there were probably half a dozen vehicles that transported JFK after he was shot. The most valuable would be the convertible he was shot in (I believe it was a Lincoln), the next most valuable would probably be the vehicle that took his body to the cemetery, as it would have been the final one to carry JFK. If there was an ambulance between the convertible and the hospital in Dallas, that would probably be the next most valuable. Waaaay down on the list of historical value is the car that drove his body from the airport to the Capitol.
It has value as an old ambulance (which are collectible), but I would only put maybe a $20,000 premium on it for its (disputed) historical value.
