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[dbrandolizi]

Hi everyone. I completed my journey from Canada to Argentina on a Toyota Tacoma Truck.
Well I drove back to Brazil with a intention of selling my truck. I found out that was impossible. So now I am driving back to US. My trip will start in Sao Paulo, Brazil crossing west to Mato Grosso do Sul (Pantanal). From there enter Bolivia and drive west to Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
From Santa Cruz to Cochabamba, Salar de Uyuni, La Paz, Copacabana and across to Peru>
In Peru: Puno, Cuzco, Machu Pichu, Nasca, Lima, Huaraz and Caraz (Cordillera Blanca).
To finish Peru a stop at Mancora Beach. Across to Ecuador: Banos, Cuenca, Quito, Otavalo.
Across to Colombia. From there I'll be shipping my truck to Colon, Panama. We will need to fly from Cartagena, Colombia to Panama City, Panama. From Panama we will travel to Bahia del Toros and cross to Costa Rica. Nicaragua will be next country. Lots of place to see there. Honduras to El Salvador to Guatemala. Across the border to Mexico and finally USA. COST?
Well I'll be paying the majority any way but for food and some lodging plus airplane ticket and lets say $ 800.00 dollars worth in gasoline (believe me it is nothing). My calculation gas will cost me around $3,500.00 plus I'm paying $ 1,2000.00 to ship my truck to Panama. Time traveling: I'm planning start December 10, 2010 and arrive in US last week in February 2011.
I'm also planning to travel inside US and Canada all way up to Alaska. Let me know.

[convoytothecup]

Hi. I am planning a travel/soccer documentary. In the beginning stages. The documentary will be about driving from arizona, use to rio de janeiro for the world cup. I have a question based on a post you made. Was it difficult getting through central america and shipping your car to panama?

Thanks,
-Joe