RPM Magazine Nov 2025 Sampler

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November2025

I remember growing up, seeing my dad and mom race, both at the track and on the street...

ANDY HOLLEMAN

The Nova you see here was the first one Andy Holleman’s father ever built.

His father finished it when Andy was just four years old and eventually sold it to a customer who continued to have the Hollemans service it. Years later, the Chevy was involved in a minor collision and Andy Holleman was able to buy it back and return it to the family.

Raised in his father’s hotrod shop, Andy Holleman

got his first taste of the culture while rolling around in his playpen in the office. Being homeschooled allowed Holleman’s automotive education to start very early. From the playpen he graduated to cleaning and sweeping at the shop and then took on small technical jobs by the age of 14 while his father showed him the basics like rebuilding carburetors and differentials, and performing electrical work.

“I remember growing up seeing my dad and mom race, both at the track and on the street,” Holleman recalled.

Story: Steve Baur

Photos: Jerry Garrison

With a slightly lower-than-stock raked stance, flat hood and custom dog dish hubcaps, the Nova presents a tame appearance, but make no mistake, Holleman can run single digit ¼ mile hits with ease.