Background
He was the son of Mr. and Mistress Theodore Hollar.
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Bill Hollar
Edit Profileengineer National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing team owner
Career
Prior to his National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing career, he faithfully served in the United States Navy. While he started his races on an average of 27th place, Hollar has managed to improve his finishing position to an average of 23rd place. After racing for 5402 laps and 3,939.6 miles (6,3402 km), Hollar has managed to earn a grand total of $13,920 ($39,97784 when adjusted for inflation).
Two top-ten finishes were earned at the 1970 Home State 200 and the 1971 Nashville 420.
After retiring, Hollar attempted to qualify for the 1987 Holly Farms 400 race but failed to do southern While Hollar would generally find success on dirt tracks by finishing in 17th place on average, his Achilles heel came on racing track with flat surfaces.
He only managed to finish an average of 39th place on that kind of racing surface. The primary vehicle used by Bill Hollar was the #99 Hollar Auto Parts Chevrolet that was owned by himself.
