It depends on the state. In Minnesota, if you have MN collector plates on your vehicle, you may have whatever equipment on the car that it had when it was new. The only exception is you may not have a siren on the vehicle unless it is part of a security system. You may not operate the emergency lights while the vehicle is on public roads either. I have a magnetic door shield on my SSP that I remove when driving and a master switch in the trunk that turns the power off to all the lights and radios. Before I had this SSP I had a hard-marked Georgia State Patrol SSP and I had no problems with driving to and from shows (in 3 years of ownership I was never pulled over, though I was followed and had plate run a few times). Follow the local laws, use common sense, and you should have no problems with your SSP.
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1979 2.3 Turbo Pace Car
1989 5.0 LX Convertible
1993 5.0 LX SSP (Nevada Highway Patrol)
2018 2.7 F-150 XLT 4X4 Supercrew
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