Cole Thomas
Photography & Article by Cole Thomas.
A couple weekends ago at SGMP (South Georgia Motorsports Park) in Adel, GA, I had the opportunity to do a feature on Texan racer Brandon McGee’s 1988 Ford Mustang named “Public Enemy”.
All Steel, All Glass, Equipped with power windows, working headlights, a beastly big block chevy built by Jeff Naiser & Naiser Racing Components, A Ntrous Outlet System on board for the power adder, As well as a M&M Th400 for the transmission, fitted Gorgeously polished Weld Racing V-Series wheels wrapped in Mickey Thompson drag radial tires, Brandon’s Mustang just really does have it all! 
After our photo shoot, I sat down with Brandon to gather some more information about his car. Here I have it listed below, along with a couple racing related questions I asked him!
Class: N/T. ASAG (All Steel All Glass)
Car name: Public Enemy
Car Builder: Steve Pennywitt with WRC
Year, Make & Model: 1988 Ford Mustang
Engine: 588ci Naiser Racing Big Block Chevy
Power adder: Nitrous Outlet Kraken Plate
Transmission: M&M Th400
Suspension: Menser Motorsports
Rear end: 9 inch.
Tires: Mickey Thompson 275 drag radial
Electronics: Fueltech Ft550
Fuel: VP Racing Fuels.
Personal best ET & MPH: N/T.
Here are the couple questions I asked Brandon and his responses –
Name & Age? My name and is Brandon McGee & I’m 22 years old.
Hometown? Houston, Texas.
How long have you been racing? “since I was 2 I’ve been going to the track, but started driving a car 3 years ago.”
How did you get into racing? “my dad always had me around cars, and my sister married an x275 racer, then I started traveling with him, which made me want to race at the level I am now.”
What’s your favorite part about going racing? “the people, the people you get to meet and the friendships made along the way.”
Who are your Sponsors?
BTM Communication Services, Nitrous Outlet, Menscer Motorsports, Fueltech, Maguires, Mickey Thompson Tires, Naiser Racing Components, Hopped Up by Hubbard.
Remainder of the full photo gallery is below.
I would like to thank Brandon and his dad, Angie Thomas, Charlie Weaver, TJ Pruitt and everyone else involved in making this feature happen!
