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Posted for "Bill Edwards" <wpedwards@hilgardhouse.com>:

  Anybody have any ideas on a simple canopy lock for the IVP?  I have never
  been able to get the factory recommended mechanism and method to work
  consistantly.  I'm thinking of just wrapping a big chain around it a couple
  of times and locking it with a padlock.

"""
          What is everybody using for canopy locks on the Legacy?  The
  factory doesn't seem to supply one, so I'm wondering how various builders
  have solved this problem.  On my last Legacy I used one of the locks that
  comes matched to the ACS ignition switch, but it was quite a construction
  project.  Someone on the list mentioned a Medco (or Medeco?) lock --
  details?  I need to figure this out before finishing the body work.
  
     Jim Cameron
     Legacy N132X reserved
"""