About the Register
Founded by John Powell
This Register began as the Australian National Triumph Stag Register, compiled by the late John Powell. John gathered details of Stags across the country from owners and from state registration records, and sent owners each new edition of his register.
The edition this Register started from listed 1,524 cars. Without his work, most of the cars here wouldn't be documented anywhere. The Register carries on in his memory.
How owners' details are protected
Many owners were added to John's register without knowing it, so his records are shared in layers.
- Everyone sees facts about the car: its commission number, year, Mark, colours, gearbox, engine type and state.
- Members also see John's notes on unclaimed cars: whether it was still registered, its compliance and build dates, engine changes, where it's been and when it was last for sale. Owners' names, regos, phone numbers and identifying numbers are taken out first.
- Hidden details (names, regos, engine, build and body numbers) are shown as hidden and available on request. A moderator usually passes the request on to the owner and lets them decide whether to get in touch. Details are only shared with the owner's OK.
The records themselves are stored encrypted. When an owner claims their car, they see everything John recorded and choose what, if anything, appears on its page; John's notes are then no longer shown to members.
Is your car here?
Search the Register by commission number. It's on the commission plate on the left-hand door pillar, where the door shuts, and Australian cars repeat it on the compliance plate under the bonnet. If your car is there, join and tap "Yes, this is my Stag" on its page. If it isn't, add it.
If you own a car that's listed and you'd rather it wasn't, ask us to remove it and we will.