1975 Triumph Stag

Triumph Stag (1975)Kickdown's Takeby Louis KalendruschatThe Stag is a true rarity: With fewer than 26,000 units built and its unique, specially developed V8 engine, it is considered one of the very first safety convertibles ever made. This particular example underwent a comprehensive restoration in the 1990s and has been carefully maintained ever since; the engine and transmission were overhauled just about 10,000 miles ago. With extensive documentation, a TÜV inspection valid through 2027, and fine extras like a hardtop and Becker radio, this is a rare classic for lovers of British roadsters.Price Estimation16.000 € - 19.000 €Vehicle descriptionHighlights and General Information For sale is a 1975 Triumph Stag in Damson Red with a black faux leather interior. Highlights: In the 1990s, the Triumph was extensively disassembled, the body was professionally restored, and it was repainted in its original color. Engine and transmission overhauled approximately 10,000 miles ago Documentation of work performed since 1988 is available Major service in 2022 Major technical upgrades, including: Kenlowe fan New radiator Adjustable Spax dampers Stainless steel exhaust system Redesigned braking system Additional features: Becker radio Additional gauges Towing hitch White hardtop General vehicle information Year of manufacture: 1975 First registration: United Kingdom, 1975 Location: 97285 Röttingen, Germany Number of previous owners: 4 Restored Registered TÜV valid until 03/2027 Ready to drive Model History The Triumph Stag was produced by British Leyland from 1970 to 1977 as an open-top sports car. Designed by Giovanni Michelotti, it features a distinctive roll bar and rigid door frames, making the Stag one of the first safety convertibles. Powered by a specially developed V8 engine and with fewer than 26,000 units produced, the Stag remained a rare vehicle that is highly prized by enthusiasts today. Facts Exterior & Interior: Exterior Color: Damson Red Interior: black faux leather upholstery Beige soft top Repaint: Completely repainted in the 1990s Engine & Transmission: 3.0-liter V8 engine with 147 PS (108 kW) – the vehicle registration document lists 108 PS (79 kW), but this is an incorrect entry Replacement engine, overhauled approximately 10,000 miles ago Automatic transmission Last service: March 2025 Mileage: Mileage: 88,177 mi (as read) Mileage verifiable: partially No service record book Documentation: Vehicle documents Invoices Documentation of all work performed since 1988 Tires, body, and undercarriage: Tires: approx. 10 years old Body: in good condition with minor age-related wear and tear Underbody: in good condition, no rust Please take a look at the photo gallery and videos for further insights into the vehicle’s condition. Known Defects Minor signs of wear on the body and interior No major defects known Please view the photo gallery and videos to get a better idea of the vehicle’s condition. Summary This 1975 Triumph Stag is in good overall condition. The car was restored in the 1990s and remains well-preserved to this day. The engine and transmission were overhauled approximately 10,000 miles ago. With a TÜV inspection valid through March 2027 and extensive documentation of the work performed since 1988, this Stag offers an ideal opportunity for enthusiasts of British roadsters.