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Re: Sea going containers
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Posted by Leland on October 08, 2004 at 07:20:32 from (63.155.92.80):
In Reply to: Sea going containers posted by john in la on October 08, 2004 at 06:59:39:
You need to call railroads and shipping companys about there auctions coming up in your area. you can buy them from $300 and up depending what it looks like,to ones that have been dropped go cheap. As far as hauling any implement trailer(semi dropdeck), will work and you just raise bed up and pull out and drop it where you want simple. to find them sales usually are in the large citys , in rail yards or on shipping co lots buy a bunch of them they pay for them selves quick as portable storage units and easy to sell good luck.
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