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Satwant Singh (rally driver) (846 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

2nd overall Opel Manta L.A. Singh 1987 2nd overall Opel Manta Thee Soin 1986 1st overall Opel Manta Chris Jennings 1985 1st overall Opel Manta Guy Hall 1975

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son-in-law Mike Joines was frustrated when he couldn't find tires for his Opel Manta sports coupe. Mike recommended that they start a mail-order tire company

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about 1972 with opening front doors, and a two-door Opel Commodore. An Opel Manta B was produced later, but in very small numbers. The rather arbitrary

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that in the 1980s about Federal Chancellor, Helmut Kohl, or those about Opel Manta drivers, or shortly thereafter about blondes in the 1990s partly took

Yves Matton (1,159 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

was somewhat sporadic, but he nonetheless drove a wide variety of cars: Opel Manta 400, Ford Sierra Cosworth, Ford Escort Cosworth, etc. Some very well-known

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receiving a little league trophy around age 8. His father, Tony, who raced an Opel Manta in SCCA and IMSA in the late 1970s and early 1980s, noticed he preferred

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ISBN 9780837602356. "Which famous sports car is hidden beneath this Opel Manta body?". Classic Driver. 15 January 2015. Retrieved 3 May 2019. Smith,

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Michael Smiley. The film features Group B class cars such as Ford RS200, Opel Manta and Tony Pond's MG Metro 6R4. The stunt driving in the film has been attributed