JAMES TAYLOR
Foreword by Harry Webster
Introduction and acknowledgements
1. Ancestry: Triumph and its cars in the 1960s
2. Stag development
3. The Mark I Stag: 1970-1972
4. The Federal Stage: 1971-1973
5. The Mark II Stag: 1973-1975
6. The final Stags: 1975-1977
7. Post-factory modifications
- Technical Specifications
- Vehicle identification
- Production figures
- Colour and trim changes
- Performance figures
- The Stag Owners Club
- Bibliography
- Triumph Stag Colour Portfolio
Despite being less than a success during its production life, the Stag has grown in popularity and today is in the very forefront of the "affordable classic" category. Most of its shortecoming have been eradicated, it has an unusually strong and thriving Owners Club, and there is a host of companies devoted to restoration, modification, maintenance and sales.
Written by two acknowledged authorities, this is the definitive history which owners and enthusiasts have been waiting for.