I got that Ruddy feeling,

[graham John]

was the hood of your jacket torn off and got caught in the rear light aperture ?


cheeRS

[Oldbloke]

was the hood of your jacket torn off and got caught in the rear light aperture ?


cheeRS

PMSL

[dasadrew]

was the hood of your jacket torn off and got caught in the rear light aperture ?


cheeRS

Oi! Get back on yer rock with yer fishin' rod!

PS. Thanks for mistaking me with my young athletic helper!

[Mexicomark]

I too have had a few Triumphs, can't beleive it's been 5 years since I had my Stag.
They did have a lot of issues when they were new but as said above there is a work around for all of them & most cars these days are reliable.
I prefer manual overdrive & they are effortless to drive.
Here's a couple of pics of mine. It wasn't concours but it was a nice useable car.

[mike77cos]

Quick work, going to enjoy watching this

[dasadrew]

I too have had a few Triumphs, can't beleive it's been 5 years since I had my Stag.
They did have a lot of issues when they were new but as said above there is a work around for all of them & most cars these days are reliable.
I prefer manual overdrive & they are effortless to drive.
Here's a couple of pics of mine. It wasn't concours but it was a nice useable car.

Looks very nice - why did you get rid of it!

Quite a late model too, with the painted back panel

Mines a Manual Overdrive, which is my favourite but, to be honest, there were so few Euro LHD's that I wouldn't have been able to pick and choose anyway.

[RS2000EXPRESS]

I too have had a few Triumphs, can't beleive it's been 5 years since I had my Stag.
They did have a lot of issues when they were new but as said above there is a work around for all of them & most cars these days are reliable.
I prefer manual overdrive & they are effortless to drive.
Here's a couple of pics of mine. It wasn't concours but it was a nice useable car.

Wow, How did you get that?.....My favourite colour, Venetian Red with choc interior....Perfect!

Seriously though, I used to sell these new and I loved them....a real class car.

Tim.

[RS2000EXPRESS]

When you bought a class car such as this in those days you really saw something for your money. It was defined by good strong features that were stacked high into the package. Not the tons of lack lustre plastic or carbon fibre you will find today but materials like plenty of shiney chrome, like it or not..a matt finish wood veneer dash but with all the clocks, alloy Wheels, sports leather bound steering wheel, substantial bright trim (stainless steel if I remember right) on kickplates and door pillars etc, twin headlights, hard and soft top option with stylish T shape roll-over bar, optional overdrive, power assisted steering, a V8 OHC engine for plenty of grunt and a body design to die for.

I'd love one!

Tim.