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North America Depot Stock · Jacksonville, Florida · Updated 22 Sep 2026

Containers in Stock at Jacksonville

North Florida port depot. One-trip 40HCs with a monthly allocation for recurring buyers, plus open-side units arriving.

8
In depot now
4
Arriving at depot
12
New units
0
Used units
As of Tuesday 22 September 2026, 8 containers are in depot at Jacksonville, Florida: 8 new one-trip units (8 × 40FT High Cube); 4 are arriving at the depot. Prices are per unit in US dollars, ex-depot, excluding sales tax. The list is refreshed weekly.

In depot In depot now

Checked in at the depot. Release within days of cleared funds.

TypeConditionColourAvailabilityQtyPrice USD
40FT High Cube (40HQ)One-trip, new buildabout 25 per month on allocationAs builtIn depotRelease in days8$3,000Request →

Arriving Arriving at the depot

On the way to the depot. Reserve now; release once received and checked.

TypeConditionColourAvailabilityQtyPrice USD
40HC Open-Side, 4 side doors (40HC/OS) · Forklift pockets, Lock box, Easy-open doorsOne-trip, new buildLight ivoryRAL1015Arrivingon the way to the depot4$6,500Request →

Prices are per unit in US dollars, ex-depot, excluding sales tax, and hold until the next list update.

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Questions buyers usually ask

How quickly can I collect a container at Jacksonville?

Units marked In depot release within days of cleared funds, for collection by your truck at the depot in Jacksonville. Arriving units release once the depot has received and checked them. Your quotation confirms the collection point and timing.

Can you deliver from Jacksonville to my site?

Yes. Haulage is quoted as a separate line so you can compare it with your own carrier. Tilt-bed delivery to a prepared pad is the usual method for single units; self-collection at the depot is always available.

Can I inspect before paying?

Depot units can be inspected at the depot by appointment before release. New units come with unit numbers, plates and photos before the balance moves; used units come with the survey grade and photos of the specific box.

What is the difference between the new and used lines here?

New lines are one-trip, two-trip or as-is new builds with factory paint and a stated colour. Used lines are carrier-retired cargo-worthy units with their build years and owner prefix shown, or damaged units sold as-is. The grade on each line tells you which.

What happens if this location shows no stock?

The Jacksonville page stays live between shipments. New arrivals appear on the weekly update, and you can request a quote for the next arrival at any time.