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Vehicle regulations are typically only for emission standards or exhaust loudness. For the most part as long as the vehicle can do the speed limit there's very little regulation on the matter.
You're forgetting the annual safety inspection required in most US states. That'll catch stuff like brakes wearing out, taillights and headlights that need to be replaced, and other stuff.
That's never happened to me in my life. The only time the state ever "inspects" my vehicle is if I've already been pulled over for something like my exhaust
how brave of you! are you a soverign citizen also?