How much are these things if I just want one?

>>59404947
Around $3000 for a used one

Depends on the condition, $500-$2,500

>>59404966
wow what a fucking rip

>>59404947
A standard 40' shipping container is like $1k-3k. Plus whatever shipping costs to get it to you.

What does this have to do with technology.

2-3 grand for used
Varries based on condition
Not sure what new ones go for

>>59404981
shipping containers are technology

those are called Conex and you can find used ones for $1000 or less. My job just picked up 2x 40ft for $2300 but they're old and pretty banged up.

>>59404947
op wants to live in a container

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You're going into the business?

>>59404947
What are you going to do?

>>59404972
Well, it's a highly specialized item only a few companies can produce...

>>59405070
didn't they used to make steel there?

>>59404947
Are you planning on living in one, or holding your victims in it?

Either way, I suggest you don't.

>>59405395
storage.