Crepitus
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Do you really think a D A couldn't afford a second hand caddy to impress the high school.kids?1956 Packard had power door locks. The rest of your pedophile excuses are similarly easy to debunk.
The Packard was a rare luxury car. Power locks were not introduced into regular cars until the 1980s.
Time to own up to the fact that you just don't care as long as the candidate is republican.
I judge each case by the facts, regardless of party affiliation. Any objective, reasonable assessment of Moore's belated accusers raises serious questions about their credibility and motives.
1975 Cadillac Eldorado Production Numbers/Specifications
Cadillac and Lincoln both loaded up their personal luxury models with features that had previously been optional at extra cost, and that increased the base price as well. That meant things like an AM/FM stereo radio and power door locks were now standard,
Sigh.... Do we have a reading problem here? I'm talking about regular, standard cars, not high-end, super-expensive luxury cars like Cadillacs and Lincolns. Yes, very expensive luxury cars had power locks starting in the 1950s, but that feature was not introduced in regular/common cars until the 1980s. And I'm pretty sure Roy Moore, at that point in his career, did not make enough to afford a Cadillac or Lincoln.