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Spitfire Best manual?
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dklawson
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No one has posted yet so I will at least suggest that if a Bentley manual is available that covers the '78, that is the one I would look for. However, you cannot have too many manuals so supplementing that with a Haynes or factory manual would not hurt.
My car is a bitsa that spreads the years from '71 to '75 (or so). I use a Bentley manual, Haynes manual, and the Heritage manual on CD (old XP laptop required).
My car is a bitsa that spreads the years from '71 to '75 (or so). I use a Bentley manual, Haynes manual, and the Heritage manual on CD (old XP laptop required).
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I'm with Doug. If you can only get one manual, get an original factory manual (hard cover, CD, whatever) or the Bentley, which is nothing more than a reprint of the factory manual. Haynes manuals are often handy as well, if only for their sometimes MacGyver-like alternatives to factory service tools and procedures! 
Trevor Triumph
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The Haynes book and a phone call to club members works for me.