So the new owner will have to hire an exorcist to purify the vehicle. And here’s the thing. No exorcism can be 100% guaranteed.
I’d pass on the car, for that reason alone.
Where is his Ranchero?
The stories those back seats could tell.
Better bring some Lysol.
Great. Just what would be terrorists need.
So the new owner will have to hire an exorcist to purify the vehicle. And here’s the thing. No exorcism can be 100% guaranteed.
I’d pass on the car, for that reason alone.
Has it been fully decontaminated of all the biohazards?
I’m not sure I believe this story.
The SS dose not excess these vehicles. They don’t give them away to our allies or even to other federal agencies.
They are considered sensitive federal property and are never sold. My understand is that the SS disposes of them by blowing them up in training.
Remember the “Mythbusters” episode where they buried in concrete a car with a dead pig in it and dug it up months later? They couldn’t get the smell out of it no matter what they tried.
This will be worse - an exorcism wouldn’t get the spiritual funk out of this car.
I am not sure this writer knows what he is talking about. My Dad used to service some equipment for the Secret Service garage where these are maintained and stored. At the time there were way more than 3 presidential limos. I remember my Dad saying they were numbered and had little markers that they put on top with the number and they randomly drew numbers to see which limo would be used for each mission. This resulted in making harder for anyone to potentially sabotage a vehicle.
Additionally, they have to have a whole fleet because the advance teams load up multiples for every place the president travels. On any given trip, they may need 2-3 in multiple cities on a multi-state or multi-country tour so “one of three” does not seem right.
Embassy standards now apply.