Kevin,
I am aware of this enquiree regarding GLG. It is likely the glider was written
off as we have no record of its final destination. I do have a list somewhere I
am just trying to remember where it is.
When chasing down these requests it is somewhat difficult as until gliders were
marked many were just known by their colour. The "grey" Grunau or "gold" Grunau
for example. Even up until gliders started using the last to letters most were
known by their competition number.
I will have a look in my boxes tonight and see if I can help.
Cheers
Patch
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Rodda" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, 16 March, 2012 5:27:53 PM (GMT+1000) Auto-Detected
Subject: [Aus-soaring] Kookaburra VH-GLG
I have had an enquiry through the Gliding Queensland website re Kingaroy
Soaring Club's original short-wing M2 Kookaburra (was VH-GLG). It was purchased
in 1958 by the North Coast Gliding & Soaring Club (which later became KSC) and
was sold in early 70’s. The rego GLG is now on a powered aircraft which
suggests that that this Kooka has somewhere along the line become unairworththy
or has charged its rego. Would be grateful to hear from anyone who may have
some as to where it went after KSC and where it is now.
Thanks,
Kevin Rodda
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