I've been on track before with stuff that doesnt have lights or indicators, but it was annoying as i couldnt tell if they were pulling over to let me past or just hanging right ready for an upcoming left hand bend, it was some bag of crap ferrari replica and offended my eyes.

If the current owner has kept in enough wiring for lights and general running then i'd leave it how they've done it, it took me many hours stripping my loom for bare essentials and i've still ended up with a few getting left in.

I dont think track cars need tax, mot or insurance as long as they are trailered there. I dont know if they need lights/indicators but i'd personally keep them wired up.

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What Phillip said, plus no you don't need any kind of indicators of lights, but they can be handy. A lot of the time you're expected to indicate to let people know you're letting them past, so you'd probably be expected to use hand signals like some of the single-seater guys do.

Just chuck a dash (or half a dash, like I did) back in and plug it in. Not a massive job, and far easier.

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Yeah I doubt they'd let you on without brake lights, whether they'd allow hand signals in a closed car no-one knows.

It's probably one of those where it's less about what's permitted, and more about what's sensible. If people don't know you're letting them past, they'll stay behind or overtake when it's not safe. If they don't know you're braking, they'll run into the back of you and spin you out. If it's raining they might not see you coming and you'll come together.

So yeah, stuff a dash back in

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