A seller should provide enough current photographs to identify the promised container and reveal its condition: all four exterior faces, roof using a safe method, door gear and gaskets, interior with doors open and closed, floor, underside or crossmembers where safely accessible, identification markings, and close-ups of dents, patches, corrosion or modifications. The set must also say whether it depicts the exact unit or only a grade example.
Anchor seller photos to the quoted container
Four elevations reveal different damage
The roof needs safe evidence
Doors deserve an operating sequence
Interior photos should answer light, floor and history
Underside access has limits
Turn defects into quote line items
Seller photos should support an arrival comparison
Request an evidence set tied to the quote
Ask whether the sale is exact-unit or grade-based, then obtain the matching identifier, condition views, defect list and written repair commitments before acceptance.

