1974 Triumph Stag 3.0 V8

From the seller: “Here for sale is my triumph stag 1974 automatic 3.0ltr original V8 in pimento red with 94980 miles on the clock. With hard top and soft top.

Purchased in 2009 I used the car often for about 4 years with no issues. Decided to take it off the road to work on and been garaged since. Due to ill health not got back on the road and sadly have decided to sell.

Had new fuel pump, distributor cap and leads, new front discs and pads, new rubber gators on suspension, had 1 brand new tyre and battery.
Only major issue ,had someone recondition the carburettors and since refitting I have a major fuel leak from them (obviously got ripped off). All of these have been done since garaged.
Car turns over but won’t start and leaves a puddle of fuel.”

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