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£12,744 (Est: £7,000 - £9,000)

1972 TRIUMPH STAG AUTO

United Kingdom • 23 Aug 2026 • Lot 634

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Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1972 Triumph Stag presents in mostly smart condition with good panel alignment and recent mechanical attention, including an engine rebuild and significant improvements in 2021. While it comes with a good history file, including restoration photos and receipts, the next owner will need to obtain a new V5C, which may impact its immediate usability and appeal.

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Condition 

7

The Triumph Stag is described as being in 'mostly smart overall condition inside and out' with good panel alignment. It has had recent work done, including a new header tank and a Mk2 radiator. The engine was rebuilt in 1997 and significant improvements were made in 2021. However, the absence of the current V5C and the general description suggest it requires some minor reconditioning, placing it in the 'Very Good' category.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

LD12218BW

Odometer:

95,228 miles

Reg Number:

YVW 600K

RHD/LHD:

RHD

2997cc, auto.

This red Triumph Stag survives in mostly smart overall condition inside and out, with good panel alignment.

We're told it recently received a new header tank, and a Mk2 radiator has been fitted at some stage.

The accompanying Heritage Certificate confirms that the car remains true to its original spec; it was built in May 1972 and despatched to a dealer in Wiltshire, finished in Pimento Red with a Black Ambla interior, automatic transmission, optional heater and inertia-reel seatbelts.

The Stag is supplied with a photo album showing restoration work, and its history file contains a good collection of MoT certificates and maintenance receipts.

These cover the period from the mid-1990s up to 2021 when over £3600 was spent on wide-ranging improvements within the engine bay, and to the brakes, drivetrain and elsewhere.

This work was documented in various videos on the Church House Classics Youtube channel.

Receipts also show that the engine was rebuilt by a Triumph spe...

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Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£9,856

Median Price (Since 2020)

£34,875

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