December 28, 1907
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For the first time the importers of foreign automobiles will hold a show in Madison Square Garden, from December 28, 1907, to January 4, 1908. Some twenty different makes of foreign cars of all styles, together with their chassis, will be exhibited on the main floor, while the elevated platform around the arena and the galleries in the Garden will be given up to both foreign and domestic makers of accessories. Many of the exhibits which were shown at the Tenth Annual Salon in Paris have been imported for this show, and all automobilists who are interested in foreign cars, but who were unable to visit the Paris Show, will have an opportunity to see the latest and most approved types of high-priced cars.
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