Eight questions buyers ask about the Sunset Park RV Sunray 149, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Sunset Park RV Sunray 149 cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows three approved, priced Sunray 149s, and all three are asking $17,677, so the range and the median land on that same number. Keep in mind those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. All three listings have photos, so you can at least see condition and layout before you contact anyone about one.
What years of the Sunray 149 are for sale?
Every Sunray 149 currently listed is a 2027 model, three units in total. There are no older model years in the mix at the moment, so you are looking at current-year trailers rather than a spread of used years. If you want a different year, the site simply does not show one for this floorplan today.
What layouts or floorplans of the Sunray 149 are listed?
The 149 is a single floorplan, and the descriptions spell it out: a compact, slide-out free body with a dedicated permanent rear bed using high-density cushions, plus a mid-ship booth dinette that converts to a bed. That is what all three listings show. No other variations or optional layouts are described in the listings on US RV Connection.
What should I check before buying a used Sunray 149?
Even on 2027 units, do the normal travel trailer walkthrough. Check the roof and all seams and sealant, window and door frames, and any soft spots in the floor or walls. Test the tires and their date codes, the lights and brakes, the propane connections, and the water system for leaks. Since the listings highlight the rear bed and convertible dinette, sit and fold them to confirm the cushions and hardware are sound.
What features come on the Sunray 149?
Based on the descriptions, it is an ultra-light micro trailer with a compact, slide-out free body. Inside you get a permanent rear bed with high-density cushions and a mid-ship booth dinette that converts into a second sleeping spot. Beyond that, the listings do not spell out appliances, tank sizes or options, so ask the seller directly rather than assuming anything is included.
Is the Sunray 149 good for towing with a mid-sized SUV or small truck?
That is exactly the pitch in the listings. By keeping the body compact and skipping slide-outs, the 149 is described as easy to tow with most mid-sized SUVs, crossovers and smaller trucks, and as a major upgrade over tent camping without needing a big tow vehicle. No weights or specs are given in the listings, so confirm your vehicle's tow rating against the actual trailer numbers.
Where can I find a Sunray 149 for sale near me?
All three Sunray 149s on US RV Connection are in Haltom City, Texas, in the Fort Worth area. There are no other cities showing this floorplan at the moment. All three are travel trailers, all 2027, all with photos, so if you are outside Texas you would be looking at a trip or arranging transport yourself.
How does the Sunray 149 compare to the Sunray 119 or the Sunlite 18RD?
Price-wise, the 149 sits in the middle. The Sunray 119 has three listings, all asking $12,977, all 2026 models. The Sunlite 18RD has five listings from $18,977 to $19,977, median $19,977, spanning 2026 to 2027. The 149's three units all ask $17,677. The listings do not give sizes or weights for these siblings, so compare the floorplans and photos directly rather than assuming.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.