Morris Minor Owners Club

I want to take my Traveller to the garage about 5 miles away.
I am considering using an A frame.
The car, at this time, runs but is missing the rear bodywork including wings and only has a temporary fuel supply.
My tow vehicle would be my Transit camper van and I would use a trailer board with the van reg details.
The car should weigh less than 750 kg.
I think this is legal in the uk but will value confirmation.
Out of interest is anyone using an A frame for longer distance towing ?
Where are the best towing attachments?
Over the 750kg limit is there a way to connect the brakes for emergency braking?

There has been a lot of discussion regarding the use of towing frames over the years. I suggest that you use the search facility.
Personally I would suggest that you get the garage to pick up the car so as to alleviate any problems perceived or otherwise.

I used one to bring my 4 door home from Norwich to Buckingham with no issues. Its a fully adjustable, commercial type that uses chains not straps to secure and was attached to suspension arms.
750 kg is the legal maximum un-braked you can tow. Its classed as a trailer.
Remember you cannot reverse when using A frame towing as the front wheel need to be pulled not pushed(castor effect)

Thanks guys! I did search the site and found lots of conflicting information! Many comments referred to when we were in the EU !
I searched government sites and towing with an non braked A frame up to 750kg sounds legal.
I thought the cost of the kit might be recovered If I had to make several to and from trips.
The garage would of course be charging me for trailer and driver hire both ways!

Would be happy to sell mine but the distance is an issue for delivery. PM if you are interested but I just found below with free delivery on special offer for similar money I would want, probably better for you.

https://www.smc-direct.com/shop/car-towing-a-frames