Well it says "Over $5000.00 in Police Equipment being marketed to Law Enforcement only." I read that as that there's optional gear that is a restricted buy, not the car itself. You could be right though. Also, no matter who buys it they'll have to remove the decals before driving since it's not going to be bought by the same agency that sold it.

A good question though is how much do you have to change before you can legally drive it?

This guy here seems to believe that driving a police car with lights and even "911" and "Dodge Law Enforcement" is Ok as long as it doesn't say the word "Police" at which point it would be impersonating a police officer.

https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1100773_driving-a-police...

In this police forum where they are discussing the issue one person notes that in California driving anything that remotely looks like a police car is illegal, and another states that in Tennessee you can drive a police car if you feel like it. So state laws perhaps vary as to whether you have to remove the decals and/or repaint the whole thing before driving a decalled surplus acquisition.

https://forum.officer.com/forum/public-forums/general-law-en...