1995 Pratt Miller Trans-Am Car - TA95.001
- Leah Bennett
- Dec 21
- 3 min read
Initially built in March 1, 1995 for AER with GM Factory Support. Full restoration completed fall of 2025.
The car is restored as it ran in 1995 with a Roush-built engine.













Race History
1995 Season
#3 Driven by Ron Fellows with AER Camaro Livery
Fellows finished 2nd in the Drivers' Championship with 281 Points
Chevrolet Won the Manufacturers' Championship over Ford
Race #1. Phoenix - Finished 10th
Race #2. Mosport - Finished 2nd
Race #3. Lime Rock - Finished 21st
Race #4. Detroit - Finished 1st
Race #5. Portland - Finished 1st
Race #6. Road America - Finished 25th
Race #7. Cleveland - Finished 1st
Race #8. Trois-Riviers - Finished 1st
Race #9. Watkins Glen - Finished 1st
Race #10. Road Atlanta - Finished 11th
Race #11. Sonoma - Finished 4th
1996 Season
Sunoco Livery #3 Driven by Ron Fellows
Chassis TA95.001 was replaced as the primary car by Chassis TA96.004
At the end of the 1996 season chassis TA95.001 and TA96.004 were sold to Greg Pickett Racing
Race #1. St Petersburg - Finished 1st
1997 Season
#23 Driven by Bill Saunders with AutoLink Livery
Saunders finished 9th in the Drivers' Championship with 168 Points
At the end of the 1997 season chassis TA95.001 and TA96.004 were sold to Rocketsports Racing
Race #1. St Petersburg - Finished 5th
Race #2. Arizona - Finished 11th
Race #3. Lime Rock - Finished 8th
Race #4. Detroit - Finished 13th
Race #5. Mid-Ohio - Finished 7th
Race #6. Minneapolis - Finished 21st
Race #7. Cleveland - Finished 21st
Race #8. Trios-Rivieres - Finished 10th
Race #9. Watkins Glen - Finished 8th
Race #10. Road America - Finished 16th
Race #11. Mosport - DNS
Race #12. Pikes Peak - Finished 11th
Race #13. Reno - Finished 14th
1998 Season
#8 Driven by Bill Saunders with AutoLink Livery (Rebodied as Corvette)
Saunders finished 3rd in the Drivers' Championship with 283 Points
Chevrolet won the Manufacturers' Championship over Ford
Race #1. Long Beach - Finished 5th
Race #2. Homestead - Finished 12th
Race #3. Lime Rock - Finished 9th
Race #4. Detroit - Finished 20th
Race #5. Mid-Ohio - Finished 2nd
Race #6. Minneapolis - Finished 4th
Race #7. Cleveland - Finished 1st
Race #8. Grand Rapids - Finished 1st
Race #9. Trois-Rivieres - Finished 7th
Race #10. Watkins Glen - Finished 6th
Race #11. Road America - Finished 2nd
Race #12. Pikes Peak - Finished 14th
Race #13. Houston - Finished 2nd
1999 Season
Chassis TA95.001 became a spare/rental for the season at Rocketsports with Homelink Livery
Chassis TA95.001 was sold at the end of the Michigan Race to Miller Racing
The remainder of the 1999 season, #64 was driven by Johnny Miller with Automation Livery
Race #10. Vancouver - Finished 4th
Race #11. Houston - Finished 26th
Race #12. Pikes Peak - Finished 3rd
Race #13. Sebring - Finished 34th
2000 Season
#64 Driven by Johnny Miller with Automation Livery
Miller finished 8th in the Drivers' Championship with 152 Points
Race #1. Sebring - Finished 16th
Race #2. Charlotte - Finished 34th
Race #3. Long Beach - Finished 15th
Race #4. Mosport - Finished 9th
Race #5. Detroit - Finished 35th
Race #6. Cleveland - Finished 2nd
Race #7. Road America - Finished 33rd
Race #8. Texas - Finished 2nd
Race #9. Houston - Finished 27th
Race #10. Laguna Seca - Finished 5th
Race #11. Las Vegas - Finished 31st
Race #12. San Diego - Finished 1st
After the 2000 season, chassis TA95.001 became a rental for the 2001 season for Miller Racing. At the Houston race Tommy Drissi finished 11th. In 2002, the car was sold by Johnny Miller to Gerre Payvis. Steve Moore purchased the car in 2024, having RM Motorsports fully restore the car with a carbon fiber race body.







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