Stats for a road train.

I want a couple of sea containers, trailers and a prime mover for my rigger but I cant find them in rigger 3. Can somebody tell me where I missed them or the approximate load and CF values they should have, a sea container isn’t really a vehicle, what would one cost (I know I could steal one, probably did but this is char gen so I need to pay retail)

Edward

The closest i could find thats already built would proably be the jorgenson class merchantman, or maybe the crown prince victoria, figure out which engine is in them, rip it out and subtract the cost. Alternatively, you can check with the kind gm, and see if you can purchase and engineless trawler or merchantman body design. I think the trawler would be closer to what you want, i think.

Sorry not what I meant.

What I was after what a
Truck that would pull a very large load (prime mover)
A flat bed trailer that would hold a very large load
And a large mettle box with doors on one end (of the type commonly loaded onto ships)
I was going to put the container on the trailer and attach it to the truck and look very inconspicuous (provided I stick to approver routs for such a vehicle) while I keep a vehicle shop in the back and us it as a mobile workshop to convert stolen drones to my service.

Edward

ahhh, well, in that case, the only published is on page 169, the conestoga trailblazer, and on page 203 it has a variety of trailer styles, which i think you could rather easily just plop and replace for the conestoga., finally, if you're building your own (and for something like this, it wouldnt be all that difficult, pick a power plant and a chassis and you're done pretty much, you're looking for the medium and heavy transport types on the power plant types that srtat on page 194

The mill vans (fancy name for large cargo containers) in my game world are 3m x 3m x 10m, or 90 cubic meters, which is not too far off from real world values. 1 cf is 1/8 of a cubic meter, right (?) making each mill van hold 720 cf.