someone who has shaped the hobby. This month we are aiming the celebrity spotlight on Chip Miller.
   Chip is among a small handful of Corvette hobbyists who have turned his automotive passion into a successful business. Chip was thirteen when his love for Corvettes started to bloom. The young thirteen year old studied every 1956 Corvette advertisement that was published. In 1962, fresh out of college with a mechanical engineering degree, he purchased his first Corvette. It was a wrecked white ‘60 that he rebuilt himself. This was the first of a long line of 77 Corvette purchases (so far) that helped shape Chip’s future.
   In 1974, Chip’s automotive passion led him to co-produce a single auto show with his non-related partner Bill Miller, on the rented fairgrounds in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Within a few years, "Fall Carlisle" was a complete sellout and a spring show was added in 1977. In 1981, he and Bill bought the 70-acre Carlisle fairgrounds to accommodate their expanding show needs. In1982, Corvettes at Carlisle became their