Equipment
4-wheel brakes, red wire wheels, chromed leaf spring suspension, Firestone Balloon track tires.
Condition
#1 Concours
World-class. Could compete in the world’s best Concours d'Elegance events.
Miller-style frame of unknown origin, correct Miller 91 supercharged engine and Miller 3-speed transmission and new body built by Bob Willey, completed in the mid-90's and shown at Pebble Beach, Goodwood and Meadow Brook, run regularly at the Miller Meet.
Market commentary
The sole knock on this car is unrelated to its presentation, preservation of its important components or history. It's because the only way to gaze upon the scroll shell of Miller's centrifugal supercharger is by peering into the driver's compartment, under the dashboard where it is hidden. The engine is a beautiful thing, as is the restoration and the car is welcome anywhere.There are more original Millers out there, but no one is likely to get a chance to buy them anytime soon and this one more than fills the bill for an afternoon at the track or quiet contemplation of Harry Miller's masterpiece engine.