Reviews for Opel Manta 1970-1975: A Brooklands 'Road Test' Limited Edition (Brooklands Road Test Books Series)

The average rating for Opel Manta 1970-1975: A Brooklands 'Road Test' Limited Edition (Brooklands Road Test Books Series) based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-11-17 00:00:00 William H. Anderson Although at the start Darwin Holstrom has a bone to pick with Pontiac's "Earlier Buyers" According to him they were all elderly and he was laying the supposed elderly-Pontiac link Heavy at the start of this 2nd edition?(same amount of pages as hardcover?Bad Binding,Made in China Softcover "Revised"?edition)the book is still so refreshing despite it's minor faults,The Book and the subject is what MBI and Quayside should continue to focus on.I was not privy sadly to have been around during the REIGN of The Great One or "Goat" and Woodware avenue,The book is heavy on pictures,some ads, and Funny diatribes against Ralph Nader(someone I can't stomach and apparently neither can the author).I want to know what exactly was Revised though Since I don't have the 1st one The big Nice hardcover with some sort of Hologram flash dust jacket that seemed more cooler and presentable. I enjoyed Reading the Book from The TEMPSET/Le Mans/GTO TO an Option only to Ventura GTO to it's sad demise and it's resurrection and to it being dropped again sadly and Pontiac's Demise Sadly thanks to GM and Even Photos/Info on the 1977 Can-AM car and briefly the Trans Am/SD455/FORMULA AND Turbo Trans Am. These were the days before the Killjoys and liberal establishment hippie fascists wanted to rule over all with a Fist and Destroy Detroit and The American Performance Car,you have them to thank for that.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-03-20 00:00:00 Calvin Woolfolk Interesting book considering that back in 1970 I owned a 400-cubic inch, 350-horse GTO. I had to sell it to go to collage but it was great while I had it.