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Posted: **Tue Feb 02, 2016 12:59 pm**

The Miller Automobile Company is the maker of fine automobiles, ranging from the most commonly used daily drivers, to some of the fastest sports cars, to the most luxurious luxury cars available today. We are based out of the U.S. in Detroit.

Current Lineup

Miller Anaconda
Miller Spitfire Mk. II
Miller Proton
Miller Prestiege
Miller Daedalus

Classic Miller

1952 Miller 252
1960 Miller Spitfire Mk. I
1965 Miller Anaconoda MS-I
1967 Miller 1200
1975 Miller 1200
1994 Miller Prestiege
1969 Miller Anacnoda MS-II
1974 Miller Prestiege
2002 Miller 343 MS
1975 Miller Neptune

Miller Racing

1955 Miller 155 Celes
1969 Miller MS-I
1985 Miller MS-I R
1998 Miller Anaconda MS-I

Miller Concept

2020 Miller Phoenix MS-8 R
2018 Miller Anaconda MS-434 Concept
2017 Miller Prestiege
2017 Miller Celes
2016 Miller 416

Posted: **Tue Feb 02, 2016 5:40 pm**

Welcome to Automation

, anyway i suggest you post your cars here , it would be easier.

Posted: **Wed Feb 03, 2016 9:46 am**

Starfish94 wrote:Welcome to Automation , anyway i suggest you post your cars here , it would be easier.

Fair enough, I will remember that, thanks!

Here is the current lineup:

Miller Anaconda MS (Miller Sport)

Miller Proton

ES 2.5L

ES 3.4L

This is the car that first rolled from Miller, the 252 from 1952
Coupe

Cabriolet

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 2:36 am**

Proton and Anaconda are looking pretty cool - 252 coupe isn't so for me.

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 8:52 am**

Oskiinus wrote:Proton and Anaconda are looking pretty cool - 252 coupe isn't so for me.

I must admit, the 252 did need a little work in the aesthetics department. Luckily, 1960 rolled around and saw the introduction of its successor, the Spitfire.

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 9:31 am**

This is the Miller Prestiege, the pinnacle of automotive luxury. This vehicle is hand built down to the bolts.

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 10:02 am**

Miller has a somewhat interesting racing history. Racing almost exclusively endurance races, Miller has built racers with speed, power, handling, and reliability in mind.

1969 Miller MS-I

5.6L V8
484 HP 424 lb-ft Torque

1985 Miller MS-I R

1998 Miller Anaconda MS-I

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 10:06 am**

This is the Miller 1200 Produced between 1967 and 1975

MS (Post 1971 Facelift)

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 10:51 am**

You're in luck, as we have our very own endurance series, in which your company specializes. We'll be waiting for you on the track for AMWEC 16

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 12:31 pm**

squidhead wrote:You're in luck, as we have our very own endurance series, in which your company specializes. We'll be waiting for you on the track for AMWEC 16

You have peaked my interest. I'll start building a couple racing prototypes asap.

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 12:42 pm**

stickmaster62 wrote:
squidhead wrote:You're in luck, as we have our very own endurance series, in which your company specializes. We'll be waiting for you on the track for AMWEC 16

You have peaked my interest. I'll start building a couple racing prototypes asap.

You should wait for the 2016 rules have been announced, then join! So far we've done 8 or 9 races, and ending our first season soon. You might want to check out this thread - viewtopic.php?f=39&t=8291 , to see what's what, maybe gain some insight or check out what the rules were for 2015, since build process is strictly reglamented. I got a concept ready for 2016, but it's very losely based on 2015 rules, in hopes not much will be changed.

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 2:16 pm**

Someone say Spitfire?

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2016 2:52 pm**

squidhead wrote:You should wait for the 2016 rules have been announced, then join! So far we've done 8 or 9 races, and ending our first season soon. You might want to check out this thread - viewtopic.php?f=39&t=8291 , to see what's what, maybe gain some insight or check out what the rules were for 2015, since build process is strictly reglamented. I got a concept ready for 2016, but it's very losely based on 2015 rules, in hopes not much will be changed.

I will take a look and make a couple prototypes based on those rules.

Spitfire599 wrote:Someone say Spitfire?

I did. The Miller Spitfire was named after the Supermarine Spitfire used in WWII.

Posted: **Fri Feb 05, 2016 2:11 am**

Hey! Your front light placement in Spitfire looks great. Would you mind if I would use similar techniques to place the front lights?

Posted: **Fri Feb 05, 2016 4:12 am**

Oskiinus wrote:Hey! Your front light placement in Spitfire looks great. Would you mind if I would use similar techniques to place the front lights?

By all means, go right ahead.

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