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			Apparently the horse is not dead yet, so let me comment in no uncertain terms -
 As SSP enthusiasts, EACH OF US has a responsibility to ensure that our actions are properly perceived by the public.  These old police cars are not expensive toys that can be used without regard to local laws or common sense.  If we see something in person or published online that is questionable, then ALL OF US should be willing to discuss the events in question.  There is nothing wrong with debating topics important to our hobby, as long as the comments are respectful and are made within the parameters of the forum rules.
 
 This isn't a matter of anyone in particular setting themself up as an enforcer of SSP etiquette.  EVERYONE needs to be proactive, or situations will occur that lead States one by one to enact legislation that prohibits ANY marked/lighted former emergency vehicle from being registered.  It's already happened guys, so unless you want these SSP's to become strictly trailer queens then you need to be vocal.  It is the responsibility of every SSP owner to police our hobby!
 
 Also, it goes without saying that positive examples of using our SSP's should also be recognized.  Nice job at the track, Aaron!  That's a very decent ET for a stock 5.0L, and I'm sure the crowd enjoyed the lights and siren.
 
				__________________Bill Jr.
 
 To everyone out there, wherever you are. Remember, the light at the end of the tunnel may be the police chasing you down in their own Mustang!
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