[Mk 2 Stag engine wanted]

8 hours ago, thescrapman said:

I don't think there would ever be a cheap good Stag engine, the 2 words just don't go together.

A quality rebuild Is going to be about £3k I would have thought.

Already started on the rebuild, nudging closer to the £4k mark, just hope the parts are of a good quality. Thanks. Peter

[Mk 2 Stag engine wanted]

9 hours ago, AndyTV8 said:

An off-the-shelf rebuilt, or good running engine, is going to dent your wallet. Depending on what is wrong with  your current one it could also be an expensive rebuild of your own unit.

You may have more luck on the SOC forum or Facebook pages to put feelers out - but you’ll be waiting a while for a bargain.

hope you find something, good ones are wonderful motors.

...... Andy 

Thanks Andy, aye you're right, thought I may be able to find a decent runner so I could enjoy what's left of the summer and rebuild the old unit later on. Peter

[Mk 2 Stag engine wanted]

Hi Colin, thanks for your help, I might as well overhaul my own engine. Not unless he's got a good one. Cheers. Peter

[Mk 2 Stag engine wanted]

Hi all, Does anyone or know of anyone who have a decent Stag engine for sale? Regards Peter

[Stag auto gearbox problems]

Hi, Can anyone give me any advice on my Stag type 35 auto box? It has a bad clung when I go from drive to reverse and again when I select drive again. Also it seems to take a long time to get into top gear and when I select park it does't lock into position all the time, you can push the car forward and hear it trying to locate. I have had the car up on axle stands and noticed a bit of play in the diff. I have only recently bought the car and noticed over the last 4 yrs the only millage the car has done is when it has gone for its MOT. I did think of changing the transmission fluid and filter, but was advised against it. Can anyone help. Thanks Peter