Mr. Sorrels. Yes, sir; it was a Ford sedan.
Mr. Stern. And you were in the rear seat?
Mr. Sorrels. Right rear.
Mr. Stern. Did the roof of the car obscure your view at all?
Mr. Sorrels. Oh, yes.
Mr. Stern. But you were still able to observe the whole building?
Mr. Sorrels. Yes. Of course I was sitting close to—as far over to the right as I could get, and I could look out the window. I could not, of course, look up and see any building straight up, or over to my left I would not have been able to see anything that was any higher than the view of the window on the left.
Mr. Stern. You didn't have your head actually out of the window?
Mr. Sorrels. No, sir; I did not. But the glass was down in the window.
Mr. Stern. As you turned into Houston Street, Mr. Sorrels, can you estimate how far in front of the President's car the lead car was?