I'm finally getting my back garage electrified, cleaning out the junk and turning it into half woodshop / half auto shop so that my front garage can go back to being mostly just a car park.
Various toolboxes spread between the two garages,
such as this,
Craftsman stack that my parents bought me when I was around 16, 30+ years ago.
and this,
Craftsman stack that was my fathers backup box.
and this,
Global Industrial service cart.
and even this,
Another Craftsman box that was my dads.
were initially going to be mostly combined into this:
This is a Performax 40" box from Menards, which is now discontinued. It was a nice box for the four days that I had it.

It's not super high quality, but I'm easy on my equipment and it had a drawer layout that was going to work for me. Before I even loaded any tools in it though, I turned around and sold it for what I'd paid for it.
To get this:
This is a Canadian 60" Husky 18-drawer box. Turns out that I live (in northeastern Illinois) not far from the headquarters of the company who makes many of Husky's boxes. They occasionally unload production samples and such via Craigslist. They had a handful of these boxes that had been made for Home Depot Canada, which were not released in the US. (Though HD US is now selling a 61" Husky 18-drawer, this is NOT the same box. The guy I talked to said that HD Canada & HD US order designs independent of each other. Ridiculous.) I picked it up for a pretty good price. My space allowances are such that the additional width works better for me than more depth would. Plus the drawer heights are perfect for the organization layout I'm planning on, which wasn't the case with basically every other box I looked it. The top till was also a requirement.
This is from their Limited Edition line, so it's a textured finish, which I like quite a bit. Moreso than the gloss black, for sure. If I'd had my druthers, it'd be red, like you can get the new 61" model in, just because the lighter color drawer interior is better for picking out tools than the black. If I decide that it matters that much to me, I'll give the drawer interiors a spray of light grey or something but, honestly, I'll likely not bother. This is just for hobbiest / DIY work at this point in my life.
Once I start loading some tools in, I'll get some drawer shots posted.