Re: Stag pict

To: <duncanm@domain.elided>, "stag" <stag@domain.elided>

Subject: Re: Stag pict

From: "The Browns" <thebrown@domain.elided>

Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 10:21:53 -0400

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Duncan,

I have two Stage books which are pretty good. The first is Called Triumph Stag by Andrew Morland. It has a softback cover, and is mostly full of color pictures of fine quality. The second book is called Triumph Stag, the Complete History by James Taylor & Dave Jell. This book has a hard cover and is complete with specifications, production figures, performance figures, and stories. This is a very good book if you want to buy only one. By the way, your car looks just like mine, which is also green (55 Laurel Green).

Darwin Brown

1971 Stag

-----Original Message-----
From: Duncan Miller <duncanm@domain.elided>
To: stag <stag@domain.elided>
Date: Thursday, July 16, 1998 8:47 PM
Subject: Stag pict

So, I buoght the Stag out here in Mass. Turns ot according to the recipes there is only about 3500 miles on it.

So My next question is, what is the best stag book and where to get it.

This is a Picture of my new car taken in 1993. look the same today.
Is that rocker trim right for 71 ? Sorry for the crummy gif.

Stag