Cornbread Camaro packs big power, intimidating looks

This 1968 Camaro isn’t corn-fed, it’s nitrous-fed.

With a 632 cu. in. big-block, two foggers, and a ton of nitrous, this Camaro means business. The nickname is a nod to owner Spencer’s father, part of a racing family. And with that flaming skull paint job, and matte grey colors, it’s one unforgettable Camaro.

At the Redemption No-Prep race in Kennedale, Texas, it’s running in the appropriately named Big Tire class. Watch as it faces a supercharged, nitrous-swilling 1955 Chevy, and then another fast Camaro, before leading into the final: a 622 cu. in, 98mm twin-turbo, third get Camaro with a flame-job and a bad sound to boot.

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