It has been another 5 days since we last posted the 3rd Curation report, so this is our 4th Curation Report.
It's great to see some new faces joining the group
Everyone here 
I hope you enjoy the posts as much as we did.
See you all again soon.
One thing we have been told by the people above is to tell everyone that, if you use photos/pictures which aren't yours, you need to add the source (where you got the photo from) under each photo.
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My first car was a 1971 Valiant. My father wanted to get me a sensible car like a Toyota Corolla, but us surfer hippie girls all wanted old cars this. Big and petrol hungry, she took me everywhere I needed to go, and I'd sleep in the back with my dog. It was big enough to fit a surfboard, and so easy to fix. I remember driving back from a SA surfing roadtrip and with a bushmechanic fix...
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The Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 and Ford Mustang Bullitt, two of the most iconic models in the Mustang range, are officially retired. A Ford spokesman confirmed to authorities that both cars rolled off the assembly line "late last year," although the exact dates were not disclosed.
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I'd call this a rare specimen, just the absolute concept car of the 90's; a radical concept brought into fruition. Not so known by a large number, although many would know the GT90 from video games featured in.
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Sometimes it's easy to forget what holds a car up; We get caught up in the technology on the modern automobile, the stylish looks, speed or power, the comfort...But none of that would matter if it wasn't for one simple thing, a thing we all actually need as well; Air.
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Marley Marley Marley Marley... how we love Marley, even though he is no longer with us. Marley's story is a complex one, with highs and lows, so many things happened to us with Marley that it was impossible not to love him.
