Last EVER Triumph Stag & The Only Stag 4X4's EVER MADE (Stags At Silverstone)

Here we take a look at the last ever Triumph Stag to roll off the production line (which we call Bolly The Stag) and also the ONLY 2 Triumph Stags with 4x4 drive. We find all of these at Silverstone on a rainy Sunday in August full of Classic Cars and thousands of classic car enthusiasts.
Not only do we find these Triumph Classic Cars, but there are hundreds more Triumph Stags, Triumphs, MG's, classic Fords, etc at Silverstone on the day. Walk with us as we tour these unique classics and find out more about them.
A couple of 4x4 converted cars, which looked great. Plus, the very last Triumph Stag ever to have come off the production line... our friend Bolly The Stag.
Check them out and see for yourselves!....
www.arrythestag.com/saturday-sockets
www.arrythestag.com/badge-of-honour

[@DPK12]

Thanks for covering this one.

[@triumphstagdriver]

Danny Hopkins, editor of Practical Classics magazine, drove the Gaydon car to Silverstone for this event.

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Brooklands Green with Biscuit interior, silver trim looking lovely with the hardtop... the last Stag BOL 88 V is just perfection....

[@billsomerville8659]

very interesting Tony

[@bobspeller2225]

Nice interview TRT. Cheers Bob

[@mikeenglish6401]

Really fascinating…….excellent

[@Rassilon72]

£6982 in 1978 is the equivalent of around £40,964 in todays money. Not a cheap car back then!

[@lewis72]

However, the value of them now isn't that much compared to how much an Escort from the same period cost then and is worth now.

[@centaurus5676]

1977

[@TheLifeEvents]

1:11 No No No! It is Not "Off-of the production line"! It is "Off the production line". Please speak the queen's English on this British Icon, not Americanisms!