A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-stolen-car-opel-manta-gte-abandoned-and-dumped-in-a-ditch-upside-175595460.html
RMM5K1PC–A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996
A man is walking on a sidewalk in Essen Katernberg,12.05.1984. An Opel Manta is driving over the crossing in the direction of Revierpark Nienhausen. The colliery in the background is Zollverein 3/7/10 colliery that belonged to Zollverein colliery. [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-man-is-walking-on-a-sidewalk-in-essen-katernberg12051984-an-opel-manta-is-driving-over-the-crossing-in-the-direction-of-revierpark-nienhausen-the-colliery-in-the-background-is-zollverein-3710-colliery-that-belonged-to-zollverein-colliery-automated-translation-image348636272.html
RM2B75N3C–A man is walking on a sidewalk in Essen Katernberg,12.05.1984. An Opel Manta is driving over the crossing in the direction of Revierpark Nienhausen. The colliery in the background is Zollverein 3/7/10 colliery that belonged to Zollverein colliery. [automated translation]
The new Opel Manta GT at the Frankfurt International Motor Show 1973, shot with a 'Fish-Exe' lens. The F-Distagone to Rolleiflex cameras have a viewing angle of 180 degrees and verwithtelt a new perspective. That's why ultra-wide-angle lenses are becoming more and more popular not only among commercial photographers, they also give designers and car body creators new creative inspiration. Photo: Rollei (c) dpa - Report | usage worldwide Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-new-opel-manta-gt-at-the-frankfurt-international-motor-show-1973-shot-with-a-fish-exe-lens-the-f-distagone-to-rolleiflex-cameras-have-a-viewing-angle-of-180-degrees-and-verwithtelt-a-new-perspective-thats-why-ultra-wide-angle-lenses-are-becoming-more-and-more-popular-not-only-among-commercial-photographers-they-also-give-designers-and-car-body-creators-new-creative-inspiration-photo-rollei-c-dpa-report-usage-worldwide-image180172436.html
RMMD3FNT–The new Opel Manta GT at the Frankfurt International Motor Show 1973, shot with a 'Fish-Exe' lens. The F-Distagone to Rolleiflex cameras have a viewing angle of 180 degrees and verwithtelt a new perspective. That's why ultra-wide-angle lenses are becoming more and more popular not only among commercial photographers, they also give designers and car body creators new creative inspiration. Photo: Rollei (c) dpa - Report | usage worldwide
A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-stolen-car-opel-manta-gte-abandoned-and-dumped-in-a-ditch-upside-175595462.html
RMM5K1PE–A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996
A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-stolen-car-opel-manta-gte-abandoned-and-dumped-in-a-ditch-upside-175595458.html
RMM5K1PA–A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996
A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-stolen-car-opel-manta-gte-abandoned-and-dumped-in-a-ditch-upside-175595461.html
RMM5K1PD–A stolen car, Opel Manta GTE, abandoned and dumped in a ditch, upside down, being recovered, circa 1996