A handsome example of the ever-distinctive 1975 Triumph Stag, finished in a period-style Old English White over a contrasting Black interior. Its elegant Michelotti-designed bodywork, quad-headlamp front end and characteristic T-bar roof structure give the Stag an unmistakable road presence. This example is supplied with both its colour-matched removable hardtop and folding soft top, offering genuine year-round usability.
The accompanying history includes a selection of invoices relating to the purchase of various replacement and maintenance parts, including drive belts, braking components, springs and ignition coils, amongst other items. Further invoices document garage work totalling in excess of £750 between 2017 and 2018. The interior presents in Black with the distinctive pleated seating associated with the model, while period alloy wheels complete the exterior appearance.
Accompanying the Stag is its original Driver's Handbook, together with a collection of invoices detailing parts purchased and maintenance undertaken during previous ownership. The presence of both the removable hardtop and folding soft top further adds to the completeness and versatility of the car.
Designed by celebrated Italian stylist Giovanni Michelotti, the Triumph Stag was conceived as an elegant British luxury 2+2 grand tourer. At its heart is Triumph's distinctive 2,997cc SOHC V8, producing approximately 146 bhp, while the signature T-bar roof structure provided additional body rigidity while retaining the appeal of open-top motoring.
By 1975, the Stag had benefited from a number of developments introduced throughout its production life, with alloy wheels and other refinements helping create the familiar later-model appearance. Combining V8 power, four-seat accommodation and continental-style grand touring looks, the Stag has developed into one of Triumph's most recognisable classics.
With its V8 soundtrack, Michelotti styling and versatile hardtop/soft-top configuration, the Triumph Stag continues to offer a particularly appealing route into 1970s British grand touring. Finished in an attractive warm White over Black colour combination and accompanied by its original handbook and supporting invoices, this example offers plenty of period character and the opportunity to enjoy one of Triumph's most distinctive designs.
