I've just had the pleasure of listening, as two Stags drove away from my house in close harmony, absolutely bloody marvellous, I love it ! Thank you Dave and Ian for making my day ! :dude: 
:dude: Martin.
:dude: Martin.
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When I bought my car last spring I made a special detour on the way home via the Blackwall tunnel, roof down and supreb acoustics, pure magic! or am I just SAD.
Ian.
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No, as you would see if you check out the YouTube video of the sound of mine through the Limehouse Link tunnel, on the Tahiti Blue Xmas Run 2 back in December.....
Russ
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Nothing sounds like a Triumph V8 in my book, blood curdling!
Drive a Stag every day... it's wonderful!
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Iran mine round to the petrol station this afternon as it was running low - while i was checking the tyre pressure i had the engine running and a bloke came over and said "blimey that sounds lovely mate ........ what car is it ????"
I'm 34 and he looked about my age and didn't know what a Stag was .... dear me some people ehh
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m9fdb wrote:
Lucky he didn't jump in and drive off!:shock:IÂ ran mine round to the petrol station this afternon as it was running low - while i was checking the tyre pressure i had the engine running and a bloke came over and said "blimey that sounds lovely mate ........ what car is it ????"
I'm 34 and he looked about my age and didn't know what a Stag was .... dear me some people ehh
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and you might catch a chap!!
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Many thanks Martin for your help with the carbs yesterday.
big smile on face after the run home, TWO yellow Stag's, top down, sunshine and anawesome sound echoing down the High Street, OOOOOOOH !!
cheers
Dave
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DaveB wrote:Aye, good fun, just a pity that Ford spoiled the journey by dawdling :shock:Many thanks Martin for your help with the carbs yesterday.
big smile on face after the run home, TWO yellow Stag's, top down, sunshine and anawesome sound echoing down the High Street, OOOOOOOH !!
cheers
Dave
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Spoil-sport :shock:, any faster than 40 might have been too much excitement fora Ford driveron a Saturday afternoon !!!!
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Nice one guys glad you made Martins day, Dave i hope your carbs are ok now and you can relax more
Two yellow stags :shock::shock::shock:
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Thanks Adrian, much more confident now that i'll make it back home without a problem;
next time we'll have to make it 3 yellow Stag's
cheers
Dave
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DaveB wrote:Sounds good to meThanks Adrian, much more confident now that i'll make it back home without a problem;
next time we'll have to make it 3 yellow Stag's
cheers
Dave
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Stags... sound... AWESOME! End of story!
I am 37 and have owned my Stag since I was 16. It has been a long term restoration project for the past 20 years and I've never evendriven a Stag. But one of the major attractions for me was - and remains - the engine sound! Nothing comes close to a Triumph V8 for sound. And then there are the car's striking good looks...
(Sorry Rover lovers. Just my own taste.Rovers can sound fab too...)
Paul
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