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The 40th Annual Detroit auto show opened at 11:00pm Saturday October 12, 1940 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by Mayor Jeffries at Convention Hall. It opened simultaneously with the New York show, in keeping with the long-standing belief of many Detroiters that the national show should belong to Detroit.
Official GM Photograph from the General Motors Media Archives of a 1941 Pontiac Six.
This image is available as a framed or unframed museum quality archive print that will last a lifetime and
be a personal treasure of the history of General Motors.
GM PhotoStore images are printed as a matte
finish and continuous tone with a full bleed. The images have exceptionally sharp detail at an apparent
resolution of 4000 dpi. Note: some images may be cropped to fit print size.
You may also order this
image printed on one of our PhotoGift
items such as a mug or mousepad. PhotoGifts take 10-14 days to produce and are only available in the USA.
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