Not sure what specific details you are looking for, but here is some information that I was able to piece together. In 1928, two brothers from Buenos Aires, Adan and Andres Stoessel, set off in a Chevrolet with the intention of driving all the way to New York City. Their successful journey, which took them two years and 15 days, was documented on film, shot by them in route, in The Stoessel Expedition, The travelers faced many trials and hardships as they passed through primitive areas, including the theft of a portion of the film by bandits, and the film contains many unique images of the areas they passed through. The successful travelers were treated as heroes upon their arrival in New York, were invited to the White House, and the car was put on display at The General Motors Museum in Detroit. In addition to the film, the adventure was described in the 1930 book, 32,000 Miles of Adventure.
