1999 Sundowner Weekender 2H GN
1999 Sundowner Weekender 2H GN | Classic 2-Horse Living Quarters Gooseneck
Product Description
They just don't make 'em like they used to. The 1999 Sundowner Weekender 2H GN is a testament to timeless design and Sundowner’s legendary aluminum craftsmanship. This trailer defined the category for the weekend competitor, offering a perfect blend of no-fuss horse hauling and just enough living space to make those overnight trips comfortable. It’s not a glittering palace on wheels—it’s a reliable, honest rig built with a focus on lightweight strength and smart, functional use of space. For the rider who values simplicity and proven durability, the Weekender remains a top choice.
Built during Sundowner's heyday of innovation, this gooseneck showcases the hallmarks that made the brand famous. The two-horse slant load is bright, airy, and straightforward. The living quarters are compact but clever, typically featuring a gaucho that converts to a bed, basic cabinetry, and enough room to kick off your boots and relax. It’s the original "getaway rig" for you and your horse, built to last and still performing flawlessly decades later.
Key Specifications & Features
Model: 1999 Sundowner Weekender 2-Horse Gooseneck
Construction: Full aluminum frame and skin—lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and built to last.
Living Quarters: Efficient weekend-friendly space. Usually includes a convertible dinette/gaucho, storage cabinets, and often a portable toilet or optional wet bath package.
Horse Area: Two-horse slant load with a front tack area. Padded dividers and rubber mat flooring.
Classic Features: Roof vents, screened windows, basic interior lighting, and Sundowner’s iconic aerodynamic front cap.
Towing: The aluminum construction makes it exceptionally light and easy to tow. A solid half-ton or ¾-ton truck is more than enough.
If you're looking for a classic, low-maintenance hauler that gets you to the show and lets you stay over in simple comfort, the 1999 Weekender is a piece of living history that’s still ready for work.
