‘Arry The Stag! Walkabout - Plus, Eddie & Diane’s Stag

[@davidhunt3808]

Beautiful cars and British as well !

[@DavidUKesb]

Quite fancy a Stag but why should I choose one over a Rover P6 3.5 V8?

[@billburnhope2176]

Lovely day out for you! Jealous! Was hoping that you looked at a Java green ☝️ Celebrated my 78 birthday on Wednesday and refitted the differential, very sweaty job. I can now move the car again. Engine and gearbox next. Have a good day!

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Really hope yours goes back to the Magenta - such a fantastic period colour against the classic 70s satin black trim paint. Would make a proper statement...

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Hopefully by the time you get round to painting and have seen hundreds of Stags original and modified / customised you'll go back to one of the period correct Triumph / Leyland colours. The more I see with blingy paint / wheels / interiors the more I confirm to myself that the styling and paintwork of 70s Triumphs was so good. (Don't like Pimento though !)

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Presume you've got a black interior... Tahiti Blue was the nice Royal Blue, but Pageant was the lighter, brighter on MGs etc. There's a lovely colour called Mallard Blue which was rare and I think only on TR6s for a couple of years, that would be my choice. Quite like the earlier Valencia Blue from the late 60s... TR5, GT6, Heralds and Vitesses.

[@barrythompson]

@@johnmoruzzi7236 Mallard also used on Triumph 2000 and 2500 Pi .

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

@@barrythompson I think I can picture it on the pre-facelift cars with the chrome grilles....

[@barrythompson]

@@johnmoruzzi7236 Superb colour for Triumphs when the paint is good I agree.

[@logos513]

Noyce!