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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good Plus. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good Plus. First Edition. 1993. pp. Full colour images. "'During the 1960s, Triumph's model range was already complicated for a relatively small company. There were large and small sports car ranges, and large and small saloon ranges, with the small saloons being subdivided into two types during the second half of the decade. Nowhere among them was a grand tourer, and nowhere in Triumph's post-1945 history had there ever been one. Yet, at one of the least auspicious times in its entire history, Triumph chose to develop one in the shape of the Stag.' ? The story of the Triumph Stag - its ancestry, launch and development, its performance in the marketplace and the changes wrought on it after production had ended ? is told here in comprehensive style by two historians noted for their depth of knowledge on the Stag. Also provided are valuable appendices on specifications, identification, production figures, colour and trim changes, performance figures and comparisons with rival cars. ? In a recent classic car magazine poll, the Triumph Stag was voted the best all-round classic available for £10,000 or less. It was also voted the best-looking. For its many devoted owners and enthusiasts, this first full history of the Stag will be essential reading." Unclipped jacket has light wear to edges and corners. Book has gilt titles to spine. Previous owner's name to top of FFEP. Boards, pages and contents are in excellent condition. No inscriptions.

[London], Windrow & Greene Automotive Ltd, [1993]. 112 pp. Col. & b./w. ills. Orig. hardcover (gilt lettered black boards). 8vo. - Missing the dust jacket.