Height of Lid for GearDeck 17 Enclosed Cargo Carrier # H00604

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How tall is just the lid to this carrier by itself. I want to be able to take it off and store it inside the vehicle when I'm traveling but not sure if it'll even fit.....Thanks.

asked by: Gene

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The enclosed lid itself for the GearDeck 17 Cargo Carrier # H00604 has a height of right at 23", so just under two feet. You can use this measurement to see if it'll be able to fit inside your vehicle.

expert reply by: Chris R

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