Triumph Stag: books - history and models

Triumph Stag - An Enthusiast's Guide

The Triumph Stag was a two-door, four-seat luxury touring car, intended as Triumph's flagship model of the 1970s. Designed by Giovanni Michelotti and engineered by Harry Webster and Spen King, the Stag had no direct competitors during its production and influenced the design of modern four-seat convertibles.
Produced from 1970 to 1977, it gained a reputation for engine reliability issues due to poor cooling.

This book examines the history, design, and development of the Stag, with a focus on its unique Triumph V8 engine and how modern owners have addressed its cooling problems.
It also covers owner experiences, modifications, improvements, and the car clubs that continue to support the Stag as one of the most popular classic cars in the UK.

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Triumph Stag (1970-1977) - Brooklands Portfolio

Brooklands Portfolio book about the Triumph Stag sports cars from the years 1970-1977.

• The articles, taken from contemporary British and American car magazines, provide much information about history, model changes and technology.
• Also driving impressions, tests, comparison tests, technical specifications, etc.

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Triumph Stag (1970-1977) - Essential Buyer's Guide

Looking for a good Triumph Stag? This Essential Buyer's Guide, written by a brand expert, provides practical advice for purchasing this British sports car with a V8 engine and a body designed by Giovanni Michelotti.

Production years: 1970-1977.

This guide helps you find the right car at the right price and answers the following questions:
- Walk away or proceed? First assessment of a Triumph Stag.
- What is a fair price? Valuation with a unique scoring system.
- How to check authenticity?
- Which models are the best choice?
- What are common issues?
- What are the costs and effects of restoration?
- What are the maintenance expenses?

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