Glad I don't have my CDL anymore, there is so many "gray areas" in DOT laws it depends on the officer if you get pulled over, or not. As long as you are going to just show, and not compete for money, or a trophy it shouldn't be considered as commercial, so they shouldn't mess with you (but they probably will pull you over, and ask anyways).
On another note when I was a heavy equipment field mechanic for a construction company. The company just bought a brand new Mack truck, got pulled over, got DOT inspection, and was red tagged because of an oil leak. The "oil leak" was a tiny bit of seepage from the valve cover (a couple of drops of oil that got spilled onto the valve cover). I had to go, and wipe the tiny bit of oil off the engine, and check the valve cover bolts that were not loose. Then they removed the red tag, but still got a ticket for a oil leak.
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