- Lav
Mantula (8
December 1928 – 1
December 2008) was a
Yugoslav footballer who pla**** as a midfielder. He
represented Yugoslavia at the 1954 FIFA World...
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straight sixes.
About 130 kits were sold up to 1989. In 1983 the
Marcos Mantula was introduced,
externally very
similar to the old GT, but now powered...
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continued to be
built until 1989 or 1990,
being developed into its
altered Mantula form. This was
further developed into more
powerful and aggressively-styled...
- "Stage One" 1979–1981/2
Triumph TR8 1980–1990 TVR 350i 1983–1993
Marcos Mantula 1983–1994 Land
Rover 90/110/Defender 1985-2006
Freight Rover Sherpa/LDV...
- László
Kubala (July 1966 – Feb 67) René
Brodmann (Feb 1967 – July 67) Lev
Mantula (1967–69)
Georg Gawliczek (1 July 1969 – 31
December 1970) Juan Schwanner...
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Frank Séchehaye (1959–61) Karl-Heinz
Spikofski (July 1961 –
March 63) Lev
Mantula (March 1963 – July 67)
Stojan Osojnak (July 1967 – Nov 68)
Peter Rösch...
- Fizović, Konjević, Radović, Viđen and Mustagrudić from the former, and
Mantula, Glavočević, Tošić, Pecelj, Novo, Strinić, Đ. Lovrić and Alajbegović from...
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dealers in
limited numbers. The main
difference between the
Mantara and the
Mantula was the
adoption of
MacPherson strut front suspension in
place of the Triumph...
- (1925-11-15)15
November 1925 (aged 28) 3 Red Star
Belgrade 14 3MF Lav
Mantula (1928-12-08)8
December 1928 (aged 25) 0
Dinamo Zagreb 15 3MF Ljubiša Spajić...
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Garbani (July 1970 – Jan 72)
Josef Artimovits (Jan 1972 – July 72) Lev
Mantula (July 1972 – Jan 75)
Branko Rezuar (Jan 1975 – July 75)
Gilbert Gress (1975–77)...
