[TR] Perfect unrestored Stag for sale

[Wbeech@flash.net]

Nice car but still a bit high.  The class #1 valuation at Hagerty is only $31k for what they describe as concours TVD best in the world.  
Just sayin, NFI,
Bill

Cactus Jack drinks coffee black......MMM

> On Dec 22, 2019, at 5:07 PM, DAVE HOGYE <dlhogye at comcast.net> wrote:
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Hello Triumph listers,
I hope this message can enjoyed and appreciated.
Canepa's business in my locale. I have seen this car and I have no financial interest.  I just thought the list would be interested in seeing this car.  $56,500 might seem outrageous, but it would be difficult to restore a Stag to this condition at that price.  I also think that any serious offer would be considered.  It has been in their inventory for a while.  
Canepa is an amazing place filled with world class vehicles.
Checkout the website and take a video shop walk. 
Happy holidays,
Dave H.
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