Need Help Sizing my 50L weekender in a LR4

[cruiserfred]

I'm looking at a LR4 on the internet ,curious if my 50L weekender will fit in the back , I currently have it in the back of my FJ it measures 28" deep ,22 5/8" tall on the slide . If any owner had a tape on hand to check to see if it's deep enough to fit behind the 2nd row seats I'd appreciate help
Thanks Fred

 

[nuclearmonkey]

The wife is out at the moment, but i can tell you that 2 mastiffs and a weimaraner all fit back there with the rear seats still up. I can't imagine there even being close to an issue

 

[Some Dude]

It'll fit but it will be too tall to use the cargo cover, if that matters.

 

[Mack73]

I forgot to add these measurements last night. These are very conservative measurements. Can be more depending on the angles (2nd row seat back angle, side of cargo area impressions, etc)
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The size of the cargo area is:
Distance from back seat to tailgate: 37"
Width of cargo area: 45"
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I didn't get a height measurement for the rolling cover - if that is important, let me know

 

[cruiserfred]

If it has 28" in the clear from front to back it will fit .I measured Range Rover sport ,it was about 2" short front to back. The RR Sport is a sleek looking rover but not much room in back storage ,the Evoke is really cool looking but the second row seat and back store age are seriously tight.
Thanks guys I hate to go to the dealership til I know more facts.
Have a wonderful Holiday. Fred

 

[Mack73]

If it has 28" in the clear from front to back it will fit .I measured Range Rover sport ,it was about 2" short front to back. The RR Sport is a sleek looking rover but not much room in back storage ,the Evoke is really cool looking but the second row seat and back store age are seriously tight.
Thanks guys I hate to go to the dealership til I know more facts.
Have a wonderful Holiday. Fred

You've got no problem at all. Easily clear with an extra 9 inches.
The back is truly a cavern and a completely flat floor when you lower the seats. You can fit a "full" mattress and sleep in the car. I once hauled a complete wood queen size bed frame with head/foot board.

 

[khronus79]

zero issues for you, I fit a 60l and there's plenty of space left for my great dane.