Old towbar, new model
We hope to take delivery of a new relaunched Vauxhall Antara in about 8 weeks. Can you tell me if the non-factory fitted towbars which fitted the old Antara will fit the new model?
Asked on 17 April 2011 by noleen
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Honest John
Probably because it has not changed in that respect. But the towbar has to be EC Type Approved and it must also be removable and removed when not actually in use.
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