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Not necessarily as simple as that, it depends on the fitting. I know Towtal very well, but they just sell other people's towbars (including ours).
Autosleepers have a tech guy at their Worcestershire base who is very good, and will be able to advise you whether the fittings on your particular vehicle will get in the way of a standard talbot bar. If he says a standard bar will be ok, then you can start shopping around.
If not, you need to get a specialist bar made up. Nearest people to you who I know specialise in custom-made bars are: http://www.armitagetrailers.com/motorhomes.htm
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