1932 CITROËN HALF-TRACK
THE FINESSE OF THE KEGRESSE
1932 CITROËN HALF-TRACK
THE FINESSE OF THE KEGRESSE
Production Years: 1921-1939
Country: France
Number Produced: Unknown
In 1911, Adolphe Kegresse, head of the garage of the Russian Czar in St Petersburg, modified the Czar’s Rolls Royce with tracks in order to go hunting on the snow. In the 1920s and 1930s Andre Citroën put his marketing expertise to use by sponsoring two expeditions meant to show off the marriage of his body design with Kegresse’s track system, as well as to demonstrate the ability of a half-track to cross extremely inhospitable land.
Learn more about the 1932 Citroën Half-Track on Wikipedia
The first expedition (1922-1923) involved 12 people crossing the Sahara Desert from Toggourt, Algeria, to Timbuktu, Mali. It was the first exploration of that desert by motorcar.
The second, also known as La Croisiere Noire, traversed Africa from north to south, beginning on October 28th, 1924, and ending on June 26th, 1925.
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