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Central America

20 years ago

Hi

Have been considering a driving trip from Guatamala to Panama.In theory this should be possible if not easy due to the Pan American highway I suspect the BIG problem would be

border crossings Anyone done this or know where to find some info?? Thanks

Gary

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shadowgarden
20 years ago
I think American Automobile Association AAA can help you. I seem to recall they had a trip like this once. I only read about it no personal knowledge. Sounds like fun.
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