The Triumph Stag was a 2+2 convertible sports tourer designed by Giovanni Michelotti (known for his work on the Triumph Spitfire, GT6, TR4, Ferrari 250/340/375, Maserati 3500/5000, and BMW 2002...you get the idea) and produced by Triumph. Today's Stag has been de-bumpered and the result is a car that looks more mid 60s Lotus or Ferrari than something from Coventry and with the addition of a Chevy V8 (big upgrade over the small 3 liter Triumph V8...maybe not in terms of cool, but certainly torque and power). Find this 1972 Triumph Stag Custom offered for $5100 in Tampa, FL via Facebash Marketrace. Tip from David S. 
From the seller:
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$5,100
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Listed a day ago in Tampa, FL
super rare 72 triumph stag v8 350 corvette engine,runs good,is a Ferrari conversion so no bumpers it look a lot better like this,interior is all complete,leathers seat are like new,the only make 25.800 total and only 2.500 come to USA from 70 to 73,so i magine the rigth now probably less 1.000 rigth now, new radiator,new water pump,new thermostat and hoses, new fuel pump,you can look around and you can't find to many for sale rigth now and if you find some they are super spencer,clean title
Need new top..... $450 on ebay
Tires,the hold air but they are old
And litle tlc here and there
No you can't drive it home for the radiator and because need to go thru before put on the road
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"Ferrari conversion"? WTF?
ReplyDeleteIt was a cool car without trying to make it something illogical and absurd.
Only a fool would prefer to own a bastardized non-Ferrari than a classic Triumph.
/rant
Yes you can covert any car to a Prancing Horse pooh with tailights headlights and a steering wheel.
ReplyDeletethat says you have been "F" d.
I hate to mention it but the Pininfarina bodied 65 Ferrari gt 330 2 + 2 had had a Michelotti V12 engine with Dunlop brakes and electrics and wire wheels from ? with a solid rear axle and drove like a truck. So it was almost a kit car from the factory.
ReplyDeletesome people have more time than sense.
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