Kenneth Brown

One Year racing in the clouds, you are so missed my friend!

Kenny was a friend in high school and the thing I remember about him was sitting behind me in a class - he was reading an automotive magazine that was featuring the "new" Mustang (this was in 65 or 66) and going on how it was just such a cool car - that he was going to have one someday. Who would have thought then he would have made it a career. My thoughts to his family.

I worked for Kenny for just a short time when he was on Gasoline Alley back in the mid `90´s. I didn´t quite get or appreciate him until I left Kenny Brown Performance. He was and intelligent man and a great teacher who knew what he was talking about. I learned a lot from him that I use today in my professional career as well as how to look at the big picture when doing performance modifications on vehicles. He inspired me long after my time working for KBP. I now have a2019 BULLITT Mustang that I owe him partial credit to for his Mustang influence on me. He will be missed all who knew him including people like me whom he influenced and probably didn´t even know he influenced us. Thank you Kenny & tear up the track in the heaven.

Thank you Kenny for sharing your story and passion for motorsports.

Dear friend, I am sorry to hear of your loss, was hoping to get down to the shop to see you! Godspeed

Cobrasusie

Condolences to the Brown family. Loved Cars and Coffee! Spoke with him at length last season regarding issues with my heat exchanger on my car. The Mustang Community has lost a legend.