TIL In 1993, a French engineer, Emile Leray, whose car had broken down in the Sahara Desert, escaped certain death by tearing it apart and making a motorcycle from the leftover parts.

junho 28, 2019

TIL In 1993, a French engineer, Emile Leray, whose car had broken down in the Sahara Desert, escaped certain death by tearing it apart and making a motorcycle from the leftover parts.

TIL In 1993, a French engineer, Emile Leray, whose car had broken down in the Sahara Desert, escaped certain death by tearing it apart and making a motorcycle from the leftover parts. https://historygarage.com/emile-leray-survived-the-desert-by-building-a-motorcycle-from-his-broken-car/ Tokyono June 28, 2019 at 01:18PM

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TIL In 1993, a French engineer, Emile Leray, whose car had broken down in the Sahara Desert, escaped certain death by tearing it apart and making a motorcycle from the leftover parts.

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