I own a van which is currently having work done to her, once the work is finishing she needs to be towed to a nearby MOT center, now obviously i cant just nip outside and see if there is a front tow bar fitted to the van but i also cant find anything relevant in my Haynes manual or on the internet, is a front tow bar an added accessory? Also without any rot to the front of the van would it be strong enough to be pulled without a proper tow bar fitted?
thanks for the replies!! just some more details for you…the van is a 1976 bay window and is currently SORN which is why i need to tow

Hello

You do know that if you book the MOT you can drive there without one?
If you tow it on the highway it must have an MOT unless you are going to a pre booked MOT
Cars are fitted with a tow eye at the back but only the newer ones get a removable tow eye at the front.
The car being towed has a rope tied normally to the front anti roll bar as this is the lowest point. Or the chassis as this is the strongest.
In the Army we had tow hooks fitted on the front and rear bumpers so we could use ropes or tow bars, but they were solid and welded to extentions of the chassis