Stag Fastback

[1959terry]

Not the best of pictures, but yes.

Cheers

Julian

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They should have called the Hunchback. Not to my liking.

[Klaus Schlueter]

Two more pictures taken at the ESM 2013 at Gaydon. I think the second pic shows Alan Hart behind his beautiful Stag.


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Some years ago after the ESM in Ashford I was invited by Alan to take the co pilot's seat for the Preston Hill climb with a very skilled driver. A very, very fast round in a phantastic car. Once I heard that Alan intended to give his treasure away in good hands -- did he or is she still in his ownwership?

Klaus

[1959terry]

If you can't afford the real thing, how about a model which is for sale

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MINIMARQUE-1-43-SCALE-GRB102A-TRIUMPH-STAG-FASTBACK-WHITE-/400881310990?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item5d56635d0e

[designergraphics]

[QUOTE=1959terry;309878]If you can't afford the real thing, how about a model which is for sale

At that price I can't afford the model either!

[jbuckl]

Afaiaa, the 4x4 stags were not triumph led, financed or approved, but part of an gkn / ffd project.

The 4x4 3.0 estate (5dr) was used by a triumph director in Guernsey or Jersey for some time though, still never a production programme though.

The mind boggles when we see so many so called sucessful 4x4 estates and sports cars today & look back to the final painful days of Canley , then see how close jaguar & lr came to the same fate, saved by ford & tata & turned into a relatively respected producer again.