reduce exhaust pressure and increase performance, adjustments to components not complying with Chrysler Motors Corp. or Shelby Automobiles, Inc. (where Shelby Automobiles Inc. had modified) specifications. Vehicle on which the odometer reading has been changed.
Who is the Warrantor
Shelby Automobiles, Inc. is the warrantor with respect to those parts, listed above, which have been modified by Shelby Automobiles, Inc. Chrysler Motors Corp. is the warrantor with respect to all other, unmodified parts of the car (except tires).
What the Warrantor will do
Shelby Automobiles, Inc. had entered into an agreement with Chrysler Motors Corp. which will allow Chrysler Motors Corp. to repair or replace, under this warranty or under the Chrysler Motors Corp. NEW VEHICLE LIMITED WARRANTY which accompanies this vehicle all Chrysler Motors Corp. or Shelby Automobiles, Inc. parts and equipment which prove defective in workmanship or material in normal use during the warranty period. It is not necessary for the Owner to determine whether Shelby Automobiles, Inc. or Chrysler Motors Corp. is responsible for the part to obtain service.
What should the Owner do to get Warranty Repairs
Take the vehicle to any Chrysler Motors Corp. Dealer. Shelby Automobiles, Inc. strongly recommends that you return the vehicle to your selling Shelby Automobiles, Inc. dealer, as delays in obtaining special Shelby Automobiles, Inc. parts may otherwise result.
Informal Dispute Settlement
If a dispute regarding this warranty has not been resolved to your satisfaction, you may submit the issue to the Chrysler Motors Corp. Customer Arbitration Board. The case must be submitted to the Board before action under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act can be taken. However, you may not need to resort to the Board to pursue some State-created rights or other rights. Information about the procedure for using this mechanism is contained in the Customer Arbitration Board Brochure and the address of the Board serving your area is found on pages 6 and 7 of that brochure.