"Wayne Paul" wrote in message
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According to
http://www.aircraftone.com/aircraft/..._7_79001kz.asp there are
two registered in the US; however, there is a note that the one in
Placerville, CA may not be airworthy.

This is a case where the registration files can be particularly difficult to
use, since most BG-7s were apparently homebuilts. For example: a homebuilt
Briegleb BG-7 built by John Doe might be registered as a "Doe BG7"-

Also, the sailplane directory mentions that modifications were common, including
spoilers, cockpit mods, fuze lengthening, and vertical fin mods. The bottom
line is that there may be several BG-7s in the USA hiding under assumed names
and obscured with clever disguises.

Vaughn