Spotted in Malta by Riversax
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About PAYKAN, Hillman Hunter & Other Chrysler/Rootes Arrow Series Cars, But Were Afraid To Ask!
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- Cardiff City’s Bluebird
- Count The Paykans#16
- Ladybird
- Paykan Lowrider#30
- Happy Singer
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- Hallo!
- Goddess
- Grassington, Yorkshire
- Among The Sheep
- Porirua Hunter
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- Matador's Sceptre
- Dusty Pals
- Show Me
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- Gregory's
- Wing It
- Green Grass
- Kebab Aftermath!
- Le Silencieux
- Count The Paykans#15
- Toddlers
- 5 O'clock Shadow
- Southport, Sefton
- Paykan Overload#12
- Howes of Norwich
- Count The Paykans#14
- Sea Monster!
- Happy Nowruz
- Ryton-on-Dunsmore
- Spring
- 10,000 Terrible Miles
- Rust in Peace
- Hauling Ass
- MRI
- Count The Paykans#13
- Prince of Darkness
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- Heartbeat
- Parking Space
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- The Fighter
- Hillmanjames
- Follow The Arrow
- Lasik Eyes
- Double Chevron
- Corgi No.302
- Sun Damage
- L'écurie
- Warrior
- Quadrophenia
- The Only Man to Save You is Jesus!
- Quite Nobbly
- Paykan Overload#11
- Rush Hour
- Paykan Lowrider#29
- Thailand Survival
- Color of Paradise
- Poncho
- Bazaary
- Malta Purple
- Lifeguard
- Bronze Sceptre
- Peugeot RD
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What a nice eggplant color! Why are there so many of these in Malta?
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