citycity.citroen1.info napisał(a):On February 15, 1959, Jacques Seguela and J.C. Baudot are crossing the Atacama desert in Chili with their 2CV. They left on October 9th 1958 Perpignan (in France) for a trip around the world, from which they had completed then more then a quarter: 25.000 kms. though Africa and South-America. The 2CV drives brave across the "washboard" shaped surface of the plain, untill suddenly there's a horrible crunching and rattling from the engine! They stop, look and diagnose the extent of the disaster: not one single drop of oil left, the cap of the oilcarter has gone off through the enormous shocks. This is the end of the 2CV and also that of the explorers because all their reserve has gone; all oil supply has been used earlier. Both exhausted man shall have to wait for the unlikely help of an even unlikely truck to pass by. For them it's the end of their journey around the world, exact in the middle of a plain of 3000 kms., where there are golddiggers graves now and then, full of crumbly rocks that form alarming shaped on the horizon. But, suddenly, as if fallen from the sky, a big indian appears. He comes closer and observes in silence the desperate gesticulation of both young men. Then he gets a number of bananas from his bag, peels them and tucks them into the oilcarter one by one. With this original lubrication the 2CV starts again without any alarming sounds. And after that it drives 300 kms. without any difficulty. Seguela and Baudot finish their trip around the world: the first worldtour of a French car: 100.000 kms.