Lockhart Truck Center was proud to sponsor and be a participant in the 2010 Atlantic Convoy for the Cure.

The event was held on October 9, 2010 with the goal of raising $100,000 for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.  Organizers hoped to have 100 trucks participate in a convoy between Salisbury and Aulac, New Brunswick.

Our truck was driven by Sheila Willams, who is a full time driver for a local construction company.  She got us involved with the cause and we thank her for all her efforts.

Have your seen our Billboard?  Send us an email to info@lockharttruckcenter.ca  if you know where it is located.

If you can't come to Dartmouth, we will come to you. We have a fully stocked parts truck on the road. The truck will cover the province on a 4 week schedule.

Lockhart Truck Center Sponsors the Legends at Riverside Speedway July 17, 2009

Lockhart Truck Center was proud to be involved with the IWK Super race Weekend at the Riverside International Speedway. The Maritime League of Legends race was held in conjunction with the IWK 250.

Lockhart Truck Center was the proud sponsor of this event. David Lockhart and Ashlee Manning were on had to witness the event and award the trophy to number 25 - Ian Mollins from Berry Mills, NB, who won the event.

We also had two trucks on display for the entire race weekend. "It is important to get involved with your community and support local sport" said David Lockhart, President of Lockhart Truck Center. Our customers are heavily invested in local racing and we are thrilled to support their events.

Little did Peter know that someday he would become a partner in a business he helped to become a franchised OEM dealer. Stationed in Nova Scotia in 1991, Peter worked with the founding owners of Provincial Diesel Repair allowing them to become a full line Kenworth dealer. Prior to becoming a dealer, the business had been operated a diesel repair shop, specializing in engine overhauls.

Provincial Diesel was purchased by David Lockhart in 1997, which had by then represented Western Star trucks. In 2000, David had the opportunity to purchase Evangeline Sterling and re-branded his dealership Lockhart Sterling Western Star.

Dave armed with an excellent staff and strong commitment to customer service was able to more that double the size of the original business. With 36 employees and expected revenues of over $20M in 2007, Dave had grown the business larger than one man could handle and went to market in search of a partner for his business. The result couldn’t have produced a partnership which two individuals with more different backgrounds.