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£10,136 (Est: £8,000 - £10,000)

1974 Triumph Stag

United Kingdom • 5 Aug 2026 • Lot 19

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Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1974 Triumph Stag Automatic has been cherished by only two owners in the last 32 years, benefiting from two comprehensive restorations and meticulous maintenance. It presents in excellent condition with a massive history file, recent gearbox reconditioning, and a factory hardtop, making it a highly desirable classic.

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Condition 

8

The car has undergone two full restorations and has been meticulously maintained since. It has a large history file, recent significant mechanical work (gearbox, engine), and has been kept garaged. While it has a couple of minor advisories for surface rust and a steering rack joint, these are minor issues for a classic car of this age and do not detract from its overall excellent condition.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

LD31628BW

Odometer:

170,064 miles

Reg Number:

NVO131M

RHD/LHD:

LHD

Description Just two owners in the last 32 years; fully restored in the late-1980s and meticulously maintained since; recent reconditioned gearbox; factory hardtop; a pampered Stag that is only reluctantly for sale due to illness This much-loved Triumph Stag Automatic comes with a huge history file from new which shows careful maintenance throughout its life, and we can only give the briefest summary here.

Supplied new by Triumph dealer F Mitchell of Nottingham in March 1974 to a local gent named Mr S Billiam, the Passport to Service book shows 13 stamps up to April 1978 by which time it had covered 42,805 miles (see photos).

In 1987 when it had covered 78,150 miles, it was acquired by a Mr J Lilley of Solihull who treated the car to a total nut-and-bolt restoration including a bare metal repaint and a rebuilt engine and gearbox.

A member of the Stag Owner’s Club, he kept the car until 1994 when it was acquired by a Mr Arnott of Solihull who was to keep it for the next 22 years.

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£250

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£9,856

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£34,875

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