Robert Bentley, Inc. (Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA)
800 423 4595
617 547 4170
publishes reprints of the original factory workshop manuals. Rather
than 3-ring bound (original) Bentley prints softbound (paper cover)
books, with two original pages on each page. Other than that, it is
identical to the original. I paid (IIRC) $17 plus shipping for a Mk3
and same for a MkIV (ISBN 1 869826 752). I also have a Haynes. My
preference is the Bentley ('cause my original factory manual got
nicked somewhere along the line.)
Donald.
> Gary,
>
> Most people use the Haynes owners and repair manual.
> There is currently one on eBay. High bid is $16 but amazon sells it for
> $14 new.
>
>(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1850100225/o/qid=934426287/sr=8-1/002-9170290-0475633)
>
> Another I've heard, but don't know much about is 'Bently'?
>
> The British Leyland repair book is another, but harder to come by. The
> Haynes does a good job of emulating this one, so I hear.
>
> Good Luck,
>
> Vic
>
> Gary McEachern wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> > I don't currently own a repair manual for my '75 Spitfire. What are the
> > better options out there for manuals? I want to get one with good detail and
> > excellent electrical and mechanical diagrams.
> >
> > Does it exist for less than an arm and a leg? Where can I get it?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Gary
> > '75 spit
>
>
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