how much should i be looking at for one of these, in similar condition, although its the shape with a bit more a of a boot but same front endOriginally Posted by starkmotorsport
My Manta:
there is one forsale and im going to enquire about it but dont wanna get raped on price
cheers
id probably say anything above ?1000 for a manta in that condition.
Mantas are usually around the 300-700 mark but usually require extensive restoration.
Good condition cars usually fetch between 1-2k but can still require work
Mine cost a fortune, but its been garaged all its life and has literally no rust. Its arches are smoother than the Novas were when they were new! LOL!
If your serious about buying one then be prepared to crawl right under the car to check for corrosion - 99.9% of Mantas sadly need work...
well went to look at it lastnight, the guy wants a grand for it.
Absolutely mint, no rust or rot anywhere and has 12months mot, sadly im not getting it as the missus thinks its too big for her and doesnt wanna drive itso i guess calibra instead
The Manta is actually a few centimetres smaller than a Calibra each waysadly im not getting it as the missus thinks its too big for her and doesnt wanna drive it
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keep it oldskool, most of the cars these days are just overpriced trash (although there are sum nice models out there) nice manta btw...
Who's car is it!?!? YOURS! So YOU decide!well went to look at it lastnight, the guy wants a grand for it.
Absolutely mint, no rust or rot anywhere and has 12months mot, sadly im not getting it as the missus thinks its too big for her and doesnt wanna drive it
Buy it, they're miles more fun than a Calibra
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