This comprehensive service and repair manual provides in-depth instructions for your Opel Manta & GT 1900, covering all models produced between 1970 and 1975. It's packed with detailed information for every repair job, making it easy for you to handle maintenance and repairs yourself. You'll find clear, step-by-step instructions accompanied by illustrations and wiring diagrams, making even complex tasks understandable. This manual covers all aspects of servicing and repair, including routine maintenance procedures. It's your key to saving money and gaining a deeper understanding of your vehicle. With the knowledge contained in this manual, you'll be equipped to confidently tackle any repair or maintenance task.

The Opel Manta, a stylish and sporty coupe, first graced the roads in 1970, marking a significant departure from Opel's previous offerings. The Manta and its high-performance sibling, the GT 1900, quickly captured the hearts of enthusiasts with their sleek, wedge-shaped design and nimble handling. The Manta, a product of the German automotive giant, Opel, drew inspiration from the American muscle cars of the era while retaining a European flair. Its distinctive, low-slung profile was accentuated by a long hood, swept-back windscreen, and a distinctive rear end with a wraparound rear window. This iconic design language set it apart from the more conservative German cars of the time, and it became a symbol of the free-spirited and sporty lifestyle of the 1970s.

Initially powered by a 1.6-liter engine, the Manta offered spirited performance, but it was the GT 1900 that truly embodied the sporty spirit. Equipped with a larger 1.9-liter engine, the GT 1900 boasted a respectable power output and a thrilling driving experience. The GT 1900 model was further differentiated by its distinctive "GT" badging, sporty interior trim, and a set of larger wheels. The Manta and GT 1900 were both popular choices for drivers who sought a blend of style and performance, offering an engaging driving experience without sacrificing practicality. While production ended in 1975, the Opel Manta, particularly the GT 1900, remains a cherished classic among enthusiasts for its timeless design, peppy performance, and its association with a bygone era.