More likely they decided they didn't want the liability incurred in
selling an old wooden ship that one of them built. Remember, the
builder is listed as the manufactuer and who wants someone asking
questions after an accident........for what, a few bucks? No way! I
donated an old wooden ship that I built to the Southwest Soaring
Museum with the stipulation that it would be put on display, not
flown, not sold.
Believe me, you didn't miss out on much in not getting a BG-12, the
wings weigh a ton and all your friends will hide when you show up
pulling a BG. There is a good Duster on the market that is more user
friendly........I know a guy that got all his Diamonds in one.
JJ

cursingcomputers wrote:
Anybody out there know who might have wound up with this plane?
Lukasz Barowicz was in the listing, but he referred all inquiries to
Joe Bennis. I made a deal with Joe Bennis and bought it. Then a few
weeks later I got my money back along with a bit of B.S. about the
seller deciding not to sell. Both persons involved here then claimed
the plane was owned by the other guy and they didn't know what
happened. Obviously they can't both be telling the truth. I figured
they got a better offer after making the deal with me and just flat
out screwed me. It was a lesson learned and I'm glad to have gotten my
money back without going to court. I've got nothing against whoever
gets the plane as that person probably has no idea what was going on
in the background. I just have an interest in BG-12's and where they
are today.