SentiMETAL - Issue 1

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The first edition of SentiMETAL, the digital magazine, is now available for download and your reading pleasure. Compiled using material from local and international writers and photographers, it offers nearly 90 pages of pure editorial content focusing on classic machines from all eras.

In this issue;

Our Alfa Romeo GTV6 3.0 restoration project in detail
Driving Toyota's late bloomer, the beautiful 2000 GT
Cruising the fabulous Western Cape roads in an ex-Sarel van der Merwe Porsche Speedster
In-depth Buyer's Guide on the BMW (E46) M3
Behind the wheel of one of only two Dodge Viper GTS examples in SA
A closer look at the fascinating history of the Harley-Davidson XR750
Future classic: we take Lamborghini's new Huracan EVO for a spin
An odd-ball rear-engined Mercedes-Benz from the '30s, the 130

Furthermore, the issue features an overview of local and international classic-car related news and events (including our two SentiMETAL Gatherings earlier this year), updates on our contributors' experiences with their own classics, columns by Mike Fourie and Graeme Hurst, an interview with Antony Ashley from Freight Factory about global car shipping and much more.

SentiMETAL Magazine Description:

SentiMETAL is the new proudly South African magazine for petrolheads all over the world. The belief that cars can have human-like characters, perhaps even souls, is laughable, of course. And yet, like many petrolheads, we believe this to be true.
Our goal with this magazine is to bring those characters to life, to entertain you, thrill you and, most importantly, bring you joy. We will use the best writers, top-notch photography and great design in our efforts to achieve those goals. Ultimately, SentiMETAL is a celebration of the love affair that mankind continues to have with the automobile.
We believe there are many stories to tell. SentiMETAL will not be limited to vintage or exotic classic cars and collectors; we fill feature people (and their cars) from all walks of life and backgrounds. What is important is the bond between man and machine.
Enjoy the read.