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Old Oct 16, 2006 | 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Phil
If you use one of the solid connectors that means noone has to be in the car behind (kind of like an A frame but all 4 wheels of the car behind can stay on the ground) then I think you are OK so long as the tyres are legal and it has a lightboard and reg plate.

If someone has to be in the car behind steering and braking etc then it needs tax, MOT and insurance AFAIK
even with a A frame you will need the car to be taxed mot'd and insured if you use a dolly ie lifting the DRIVE wheels of the road then its classed as a trailer
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