Chip Miller of Carlisle Productions passes away.

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Pantera · #1 03-26-2004, 08:23 AM

Wow and just today I opened a Invitation to the Corvette event for Vintage Race corvettes this fall from him and his brother.

Iam sorry that I will not get to meet him in person. I have know who he is for years but never got up that far to get to meet him.

Such a loss. I bet he has had a hell of a good life though.

**olredalert** · #2 03-26-2004, 09:10 PM

--------I have known Chip Miller since the very first Carlisle event he and Bill ever had. Some time around 73/74. For me he was simply the nicest guy on earth,and I have known a bunch of nice people. His posative attitude was legendary. Sometimes long periods of time would pass between meetings,but every time we saw each other it was like we hadnt missed a day. Every once in a great while you meet someone who always seems to be on the same page and that is what our relationship was like. I will miss him greatly............Bill S

-------Pantera; Bill was not his brother. They just shared the same last name,and passion!

**TimG** · #3 03-26-2004, 11:01 PM

I am sorry to hear this although I heard that Chip was ill from a friend that attended the NCRS meet in Florida recently. I had visited with Chip in November in person about vintage racing and documenting vintage race cars and at the time, I had no idea he was ill. He looked great.
He put on a seminar about vintage race cars at the Chevyfest in November. I would always see him at Road America and we would visit. This is certainly a loss to the car community.

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