By state
- New South Wales
- 374
- Victoria
- 336
- Western Australia
- 230
- Queensland
- 224
- Overseas
- 141
- South Australia
- 94
- Tasmania
- 19
- Australian Capital Territory
- 13
- Not given
- 9
By year
- 1970
- 3
- 1971
- 16
- 1972
- 46
- 1973
- 111
- 1974
- 232
- 1975
- 189
- 1976
- 261
- 1977
- 549
- 1978
- 9
By engine
- Original 3.0 V8
- 908
- Not sure
- 400
- Other
- 65
- Leyland P76 4.4 V8
- 33
- Rover V8
- 27
- Toyota 1UZ V8
- 4
- Ford V8
- 2
- Rebuilt original 3.0 V8
- 1
By status
- Not known
- 1435
- On the road
- 2
- Under restoration
- 2
- Off road
- 1
By original colour
- White
- 319
- Pimento Red
- 153
- Red
- 108
- Tahiti Blue
- 98
- Carmine Red
- 85
- Inca Yellow
- 84
- Mimosa Yellow
- 67
- Unknown
- 61
- Flamenco Red
- 56
- Brooklands Green
- 52
- Yellow
- 51
- Blue
- 47
- Russet Brown
- 46
- Green
- 41
- Java Green
- 32
From the register's founder
John Powell's analysis, mid-2021
John sent charts like these round his email group as the register grew. The charts are as at June 2021. These are his figures, not counts from this site, so they won't match the numbers above exactly. By his last count, in December 2022, 991 of 1,651 Australian Stags were still registered: 60.0 per cent.
1,603
Stags on the register
1,595
Australian cars, with 8 exported
880
Still registered in Australia
55.1%
Survival rate
Of the 1,603: 396 fully listed, 81 with a named owner but few or no details, 1,118 known only by commission number, and 8 exported. White was by far the most common colour, followed by Pimento Red, and New South Wales had the most Stags, then Victoria, Western Australia and Queensland.
Engines
- Triumph V8
- 1,023
- Leyland P76 4.4
- 90
- Rover 3.5 or 3.9
- 34
- Triumph six
- 19
- Holden
- 19
- Ford
- 7
- Chev
- 5
- Other
- 72
- Not known
- 335
Gearboxes
- Borg-Warner 65 auto
- 724
- Manual with overdrive
- 332
- Borg-Warner 35 auto
- 200
- Other manual
- 34
- Other auto
- 30
By year
- 1970
- 3
- 1971
- 13
- 1972
- 56
- 1973
- 122
- 1974
- 280
- 1975
- 322
- 1976
- 281
- 1977
- 424
- 1978
- 83