MikeK Well-known member Nov 15, 2010 #1 Was there any written warranty with a new A? What were the terms, or was it just 'yours' when it hit the street?
Was there any written warranty with a new A? What were the terms, or was it just 'yours' when it hit the street?
J Franklin Well-known member Nov 15, 2010 #2 That info should be in the owners manual if there was a warranty. I suppose defects in parts and manufacturing would be implied.
That info should be in the owners manual if there was a warranty. I suppose defects in parts and manufacturing would be implied.
MikeK Well-known member Nov 15, 2010 #3 J Franklin said: That info should be in the owners manual if there was a warranty. I suppose defects in parts and manufacturing would be implied. Click to expand... Nothing in any of the 28-31 manuals. Implied? I asked about written.
J Franklin said: That info should be in the owners manual if there was a warranty. I suppose defects in parts and manufacturing would be implied. Click to expand... Nothing in any of the 28-31 manuals. Implied? I asked about written.
Tom Wesenberg Well-known member Nov 15, 2010 #4 I recall reading the same as Jeff said, but don't recall where I read it.
Brad in Germany Well-known member Dec 6, 2010 #5 Yes, Model A's came with a written warranty (3 photos) Yes, Model A's came with a written warranty. Here is the original one from Germany: ....and the original one for the French speaking part of Switzerland (vehicles assembled in Belgium): ...and, for the linguistically challenge, here is the original one in English for England: Fordially, Brad in Germany
Yes, Model A's came with a written warranty (3 photos) Yes, Model A's came with a written warranty. Here is the original one from Germany: ....and the original one for the French speaking part of Switzerland (vehicles assembled in Belgium): ...and, for the linguistically challenge, here is the original one in English for England: Fordially, Brad in Germany
Steve Plucker BANNED Dec 6, 2010 #6 Brad, Very interesting...do you have any such paperwork from the USA? Pluck
Jason in TX Well-known member Dec 6, 2010 #7 I find it interesting that Coachwork was not covered. I would assume that would mean Briggs and Murray. Especially if they weren't covering the Stewart Warner Speedo, electric wiper, horns and the tires.
I find it interesting that Coachwork was not covered. I would assume that would mean Briggs and Murray. Especially if they weren't covering the Stewart Warner Speedo, electric wiper, horns and the tires.