"LOCK DOWN"

Owned and Operated by Sequoyah County Sheriff's Deputy Robert Pike

Paintjob Courtesy of the Chrome Shop Mafia on CMT's "Trick My Truck."

Several of these photos were taken by Sam Holderand taken from the CMT website. Thank you Sam and a great big thank you to CMT and the Chrome Shop Mafia!.

Lock Down makes the cover of American Trucker!	Thanks Chrome Shop Mafia for a job well done.	Lock Down running with his buddy, Gravedigger.
Locked up in Lock Down!	The rainbow over Lock Down.	Lock Down leads Lucky 7.
Rear view of the Lock Down sleeper cell.	Look at that barbed wire...	You have to admit, it's a beauty.
An admirer viewing Lock Down.	Look at those lights! Lock Down has a cherry too!	Chrome Shop Mafia mudflaps.
Wanted poster inside the sleeper area.	Distinctive leather seats. (The barbed wire is stitched!)	Detail shown on the door panels.
Deputy Pike having fun with the Chrome Shop Mafia.	Hollywood calls.
Oh no!!! Is the Chrome Shop Mafia under arrest???	Filming the show.	Lock Down is a 1998 Kenworth.
Taking a much needed break from the road.	Garaged and resting.	Note the concertina wire running above the fence line.
Everywhere Lock Down goes, people admire this beauty.	Have a seat in comfort and style. (The barbed wired is only stitched in!)	Rear view of Lock Down. The sleeper windows resemble a jail cell inside.
Close-up view of the seat detail.	Just look at that instrument panel!	Quite a sleeper, wouldn't you say?
Look at those wheels!	Lock Down on tour at a local festival. Robert Pike, the owner/operator of Lock Down is far right.

Deputy Pamela L. Crutchfield

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This page last updated June 19, 2008