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Dale Earnhardt Sr. Custom Hatteras Yacht For Sale W/ Denison
Dale Earnhardt’s yacht “Sunday Money” is a 100’ Hatteras, custom built
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Dale Earnhardt's $4 Million Yacht Called "Sunday Money" Has ...
Dale Earnhardt's $4 Million Yacht Called "Sunday Money" Has All the Bells and Whistles. Several months before the 2001 Daytona 500, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. had commissioned an 100-foot Hatteras Yacht to replace his 1989 Hatteras 74 CPMY. The Intimidator was very much involved with the entire design process, selecting the interior ...
Go Inside Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s Stunning $4 Million Former Yacht
Dale Earnhardt Sr. very tragically passed away right before the completion of his massive yacht he named "Sunday Money," which is a 2001 model, 100-ft. Hatteras with five staterooms and a Detroit Diesel engine.
What made Dale Earnhardt Sr's $4.2 million "Sunday Money" yacht special?
In September 2023, Dale Earnhardt Jr. reminisced about his father's "Sunday Money" yacht, which had been sold to another family.
Dale Earnhardt's yacht is for sale
Dale Earnhardt's yacht is now up for sale. "I'm privileged to present to you Sunday Money. She is arguably the most famous 100′ Hatteras Motor Yacht to date. With her timeless lines, recent refit and unprecedented seaworthiness she has to be on the top of every yacht buyers list," Denison Yachting says of the masterpiece.
Do It for Dale and Buy Earnhardt Sr.'s 'Sunday Money' Yacht for $4.2
The boat Earnhardt ordered before his death in the 2001 Daytona 500 is now on the market for $4.2 million. Sunday Money. , Dale Earnhardt's final yacht, Sunday Money, on the water., Denison ...
Dale Earnhardt Sr. Custom Hatteras Yacht For Sale W/ Denison
SUNDAY MONEY, the 100-foot Hatteras yacht that NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Sr. had custom-built but never got to enjoy, can be yours for $4.2 million.
Take A Look Inside The Sick Yacht Dale Earnhardt Never Got To Use That
Now, almost 18 years later, the monstrous yacht that Earnhardt ordered prior to his death, and never got to take advantage of, is up for sale. Named "Sunday Money," the 100-foot Hatteras 100 Motor Yacht is literally a floating mansion (and it should be, considering the $4.2 million price tag).
Dale Earnhardt's Yacht Can Be Yours for $4.2 Million
Over 18 years ago, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt commissioned a 100-foot yacht. Earnhardt personally designed the luxury watercraft, deemed Sunday Money, but sadly never got to enjoy it.
NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt's 100-ft custom yacht for sale
Sunday Money, the 100-foot Hatteras yacht that NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Sr. had custom-built but never got to enjoy, can be yours for $4.2 million.
NASCAR racing legend's yacht for sale
A custom 30.2-meter boat, formerly owned by the iconic NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Sr. could be yours for $4.2 million. It's about Sunday Money, built by Hatteras.
For Sale: Dale Earnhardt's $4.2 Million Yacht, "Sunday Money," Which
Sunday Money, a yacht formerly owned by the late, great NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr., is on the market for $4.2 million. The 100-foot Hatteras vessel takes its name after the title of a song Earnhardt penned with Kix Brooks of Brooks & Dunn, which the duo later recorded for the 1995 album
Would Dale Jr. Ever Buy His Dad's Famous Yacht "Sunday Money"?
Dale Earnhardt Jr. discusses his dad's decision to buy the yacht he used to vacation on and discusses whether or not he would purchase a boat like that.Follo...
Inside The 100-Foot Yacht Dale Earnhardt Custom-Designed
Christened as the "Sunday Money" after a song that Dale Sr. co-wrote alongside country duo Brooks & Dunn, the yacht was ordered by Earnhardt just before his unexpected death in 2001.
Dale Earnhardt's Mansion of a Yacht Could Be Yours for $4.2 ...
Sunday Money is one of several yachts Earnhardt had, according to a backstory on the listing from the Charlotte Observer, which mentioned two others that he used for fishing—a 1989 yacht ...
Yacht owner keeps NASCAR driver's spirit alive
Yacht owner keeps NASCAR driver's spirit alive. Typically, when a yacht changes hands, the yacht gets renamed. Not so with M/Y Sunday Money, a custom 2001 100-foot Hatteras on display in the show this week. The current owner kept the name to "maintain the spirit of the yacht," said Sean Johnston, mate/engineer.
Dale Jr Has Unanswered Questions About Dale Earnhardt's Yacht 'Sunday
Dale Jr isn't the type of guy to frivolously spend his money, and he felt his dad was the same way. So why did he buy 'Sunday Money'? Dale Jr would love to ask him one day.
Yacht Previously Owned By Dale Earnhardt Sr. For Sale for $4.2 Million
The website also states, "Sunday Money has been on the market for more than 400 days. According to a Charlotte Observer article, the sea vessel was built to replace a 1989 Hatteras 74 CPMY that ...
The Yacht Dale Earnhardt Never Got to Enjoy Is for Sale
Dale Earnhardt died before taking ownership of this 100-foot Hatteras yacht but his custom design work can still be found all over. The refit yacht is currently for sale for $4.2 million.
Sunday Money
Several months before the 2001 Daytona 500, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. had commissioned an 100-foot Hatteras Yacht to replace his 1989 Hatteras 74 CPMY. The Intimidator was very much involved with the entire design process, selecting the interior, the layout, and a host of other features.
Dale Earnhardt's 100' Hatteras "Sunday Money"...
Came across a news piece on Jalopnik regarding Dale Earnhardt's yacht, a 100' Hatteras appropriately named "Sunday Money". I posted a pic of the boat in the Yacht Flocking thread (circa 2007) and posed the question to YF readers "what's the meaning of the name?" Several identified the boat, which explained the name.
Sunday Money Yacht Charter
SUNDAY MONEY is a 30m luxury motor super yacht available for charter built in 2001, refitted in 2012. Charter up to 10 guests in 5 cabins (1 Master, 1 VIP, 1 Single, 3 Double & 1 Twin) with a crew of 4.
"This Damn Boat Still Stinks": Amy Earnhardt Reveals Her Dislike For
Dale Jr has had his family boat, the Sunday Money, ever since his childhood. They used to vacation in it through their years growing up. And yet another boat was being built by Dale Earnhardt himself before his demise. Apart from these boats, Dale Jr does have a boat of his own.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. also built up an impressive net worth
Dale Earnhardt Sr. used his massive net worth on a luxurious purchase but tragically died before he ever got a chance to enjoy it.
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Dale Earnhardt's $4 Million Yacht Called "Sunday Money" Has All the Bells and Whistles. Several months before the 2001 Daytona 500, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. had commissioned an 100-foot Hatteras Yacht to replace his 1989 Hatteras 74 CPMY. The Intimidator was very much involved with the entire design process, selecting the interior ...
Dale Earnhardt Sr. very tragically passed away right before the completion of his massive yacht he named "Sunday Money," which is a 2001 model, 100-ft. Hatteras with five staterooms and a Detroit Diesel engine.
In September 2023, Dale Earnhardt Jr. reminisced about his father's "Sunday Money" yacht, which had been sold to another family.
Dale Earnhardt's yacht is now up for sale. "I'm privileged to present to you Sunday Money. She is arguably the most famous 100′ Hatteras Motor Yacht to date. With her timeless lines, recent refit and unprecedented seaworthiness she has to be on the top of every yacht buyers list," Denison Yachting says of the masterpiece.
The boat Earnhardt ordered before his death in the 2001 Daytona 500 is now on the market for $4.2 million. Sunday Money. , Dale Earnhardt's final yacht, Sunday Money, on the water., Denison ...
SUNDAY MONEY, the 100-foot Hatteras yacht that NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Sr. had custom-built but never got to enjoy, can be yours for $4.2 million.
Now, almost 18 years later, the monstrous yacht that Earnhardt ordered prior to his death, and never got to take advantage of, is up for sale. Named "Sunday Money," the 100-foot Hatteras 100 Motor Yacht is literally a floating mansion (and it should be, considering the $4.2 million price tag).
Over 18 years ago, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt commissioned a 100-foot yacht. Earnhardt personally designed the luxury watercraft, deemed Sunday Money, but sadly never got to enjoy it.
Sunday Money, the 100-foot Hatteras yacht that NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Sr. had custom-built but never got to enjoy, can be yours for $4.2 million.
A custom 30.2-meter boat, formerly owned by the iconic NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Sr. could be yours for $4.2 million. It's about Sunday Money, built by Hatteras.
Sunday Money, a yacht formerly owned by the late, great NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr., is on the market for $4.2 million. The 100-foot Hatteras vessel takes its name after the title of a song Earnhardt penned with Kix Brooks of Brooks & Dunn, which the duo later recorded for the 1995 album
Dale Earnhardt Jr. discusses his dad's decision to buy the yacht he used to vacation on and discusses whether or not he would purchase a boat like that.Follo...
Christened as the "Sunday Money" after a song that Dale Sr. co-wrote alongside country duo Brooks & Dunn, the yacht was ordered by Earnhardt just before his unexpected death in 2001.
Sunday Money is one of several yachts Earnhardt had, according to a backstory on the listing from the Charlotte Observer, which mentioned two others that he used for fishing—a 1989 yacht ...
Yacht owner keeps NASCAR driver's spirit alive. Typically, when a yacht changes hands, the yacht gets renamed. Not so with M/Y Sunday Money, a custom 2001 100-foot Hatteras on display in the show this week. The current owner kept the name to "maintain the spirit of the yacht," said Sean Johnston, mate/engineer.
Dale Jr isn't the type of guy to frivolously spend his money, and he felt his dad was the same way. So why did he buy 'Sunday Money'? Dale Jr would love to ask him one day.
The website also states, "Sunday Money has been on the market for more than 400 days. According to a Charlotte Observer article, the sea vessel was built to replace a 1989 Hatteras 74 CPMY that ...
Dale Earnhardt died before taking ownership of this 100-foot Hatteras yacht but his custom design work can still be found all over. The refit yacht is currently for sale for $4.2 million.
Several months before the 2001 Daytona 500, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. had commissioned an 100-foot Hatteras Yacht to replace his 1989 Hatteras 74 CPMY. The Intimidator was very much involved with the entire design process, selecting the interior, the layout, and a host of other features.
Came across a news piece on Jalopnik regarding Dale Earnhardt's yacht, a 100' Hatteras appropriately named "Sunday Money". I posted a pic of the boat in the Yacht Flocking thread (circa 2007) and posed the question to YF readers "what's the meaning of the name?" Several identified the boat, which explained the name.
SUNDAY MONEY is a 30m luxury motor super yacht available for charter built in 2001, refitted in 2012. Charter up to 10 guests in 5 cabins (1 Master, 1 VIP, 1 Single, 3 Double & 1 Twin) with a crew of 4.
Dale Jr has had his family boat, the Sunday Money, ever since his childhood. They used to vacation in it through their years growing up. And yet another boat was being built by Dale Earnhardt himself before his demise. Apart from these boats, Dale Jr does have a boat of his own.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. used his massive net worth on a luxurious purchase but tragically died before he ever got a chance to enjoy it.