White Stags.

[fedex]

Is the stag white Old English as somebody has told me, because I've always thought it's Glacier White?

[Bob Heritage]

Neither, it is TRIUMPH WHITE No.19 (same as the average age of a soldier in the Viet nam war)

[fedex]

Thanks Bob, do you know where I could buy some as a touch up or in a spray can, cheers roger

[Bob Heritage]

Any good car paint merchants or some Halfords will make it up for you, try to take a sample with you for them to match (might be harder in Halfords) The lock cover in the boot is easy access, 'T cut' it first to clean it up.

Bob

[GDPR]

Bizarrely Halfrauds do the white that according their catalogue is white 19. Was a fair match last time I used it...

[StagnJag]

I use Halfords Triumph 19 as well - they mix it up in store 'while you wait'. (Which inevitably leads me to buy something else! )

Rgds

Dave

[brian0443]

for information.. Triumph 19 is sometimes listed under Rover as Rover Triumph 19.
Brian

[richardthestag]

Works for me and is a good colour (sic) match

[KOY 23]

Bizarrely Halfrauds do the white that according their catalogue is white 19. Was a fair match last time I used it...

Russ, it's your birthday, you should be out painting the town green not primer.

[4x4]

Is the stag white Old English as somebody has told me, because I've always thought it's Glacier White?

It's whatever colour it was painted by the last person to spray it, plus how it has changed over the years.
I may last have been painted by the bloke in the factory - or almost anybody since.
I'd get it colour matched with something made to order - which you can always get them to make up again if it doesn't match.....................


Adrian.

[Rich437]

I had a Morris Oxford many moons ago in Old English White and it was much more of a cream colour than our Stag (see thumbnail) which really dazzles in the sunlight, err ... when we get any, that is!

The other Adrian.

[DJT]

I had a Morris Oxford many moons ago in Old English White and it was much more of a cream colour than our Stag (see thumbnail) which really dazzles in the sunlight, err ... when we get any, that is!

The other Adrian.

I had a 1966 Morris Oxford convertible (MGB ) in Old English White and yes, it was a lot creamier than Triumph White 19

[4x4]

I had a 1966 Morris Oxford convertible (MGB ) in Old English White and yes, it was a lot creamier than Triumph White 19

That's the colour I think someone sprayed mine back in the 80's then. Because a brilliant white it isn't - and the creamier white (Old English or Ivory) I prefer to the dazzling white.