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    Big jobs grow from small ones...

    Aug 05, 2022 4 minutes

    Mike Taylor Contributor

    Mike is based in Australia and although his Triumph Stag has been restored to a very high standard, it still require regular maintenance to keep it in tip-top condition.

    MY FLEET

    TRIUMPH STAG

    OWNED SINCE: 2004

    Regular readers may recall that our local Triumph club organises one of the major car shows to be held in Brisbane each May. The event raises money for charity, and we had been busy planning this year’s show for the past six months.

    Unfortunately, after having everything organised and ready to go, we were forced to cancel it once again. The weather rather than covid was the culprit this time around – the east coast of Australia has received record rainfall

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