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Brazil's largest caravan of motorhomes arrives in Pato Bragado

17.06.2026 17:57 1 min 2 sources РУС
marechalnews.com.br POR + 1 more
Brazil's largest caravan of motorhomes arrives in Pato Bragado
Original source: Gazeta de Toledo

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A convoy of 20 motorhomes and trailers arrived in Pato Bragado as part of the 3rd stage of Circuito Caminhos do Paraná. Free viewing until 9 PM on Rua Maringá.

Brazil's largest caravan of motorhomes and trailers arrived in Pato Bragado (Paraná state) on July 17 as part of the 3rd stage of Circuito Caminhos do Paraná. The convoy of 20 vehicles will be open for free public viewing until 9 PM on Rua Maringá. From July 18 to 21, the caravan will visit four more cities in the region.

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