Description
What a Stag this is!
This 1973 Triumph Stag has covered just 37, 000 miles from new and is beautifully presented in Old English White with a chestnut interior and a lovely brown hood. The colour combination looks absolutely stunning and perfectly suits the car’s elegant lines.
Maintained to the very highest standards, this Stag comes with a complete and comprehensive history file. The mileage is fully documented and correct — making this an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire such a low-mileage and beautifully preserved example.
The hard top is in excellent condition, the interior presents superbly, and the fully refurbished wheels and brightwork are all finished to a very high standard. Overall, this is a lovely, honest and genuine low-mileage Stag — examples like this seldom become available.
On the road, it drives extremely well and will no doubt satisfy even the most discerning purchaser.
The car will be supplied with a fresh service and a new MOT prior to sale.
Having just arrived with us, it is currently undergoing some minor paint correction to bring the finish up to an exceptional standard.
If you are searching for an excellent, genuine and low-mileage manual Triumph Stag, this one should be very high on your shopping list.
Within the last few years, this Triumph Stag has benefited from a substantial programme of maintenance, refurbishment and sympathetic upgrades, demonstrating just how meticulously it has been cared for by its previous owner.
The level of expenditure is exceptional and includes an extensive range of mechanical work carried out in May 2023, including a new timing chain kit, crankshaft sprocket, jackshaft sprocket, camshaft sprockets, chain guides, chain tensioners, front crankshaft oil seal, timing cover gasket, cam cover gasket, locking washers, bottom hoses and numerous associated engine components. This comprehensive work provides real confidence for the next owner.
Further investment includes a new battery, hood frame storage catch, carburettor needle valves, O-rings, fuel tank breather kit, fuel drain tube, breather hoses, radiator cap, rear-view mirror, replacement door locks, black wheel nuts and bolts, front track control arm, master cylinder vacuum pipe, rubber elbow, throttle springs, column clamp ring, new badges throughout, front grille badge, rear wing badges, wiper blades, fuse box cover, glovebox stay, replacement switches, console lighting, upgraded dashboard LED illumination, oil, fuel and temperature senders, and many other detail improvements.
The car has also been enhanced with upgraded door and rear speakers, an LED lighting conversion throughout, and a set of brand-new alloy wheels fitted in 2025 at a cost of approximately £670. Completing the package is a full set of new tyres fitted in August 2025.
The sheer volume of documented maintenance and careful upgrading speaks volumes about the standard to which this Stag has been maintained. It has never simply been run and repaired when necessary; instead, it has been continually improved and preserved regardless of cost.
With its exceptionally low mileage, outstanding history and obvious level of care, this is a Triumph Stag that stands apart from the vast majority on today’s market. Opportunities to acquire such an honest, well-maintained and low-mileage example are becoming increasingly scarce, making this a particularly desirable car that is sure to impress even the most discerning enthusiast.
