dale earnhardt sr yacht

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. As he sat behind the wheel of the […]

Now this is a yacht fit for a legend. 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. It was formerly located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and was named for the song country duo Brooks & Dunn actually wrote with Dale Sr., and was ...

The yacht was designed and constructed in the late '90s but Earnhardt Sr. couldn't take possession. This was because of the crash during the 2001 season-opening Daytona 500 , which took his life.

The yacht for Dale Earnhardt is currently located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the winter. The yacht is on the market. It's listed for sale at $4,200,000. It's been available for 423 days. You can see the online listing of Dale Earnhardt's boat here. Dale Earnhardt was a NASCAR champion. Seven time champion to be exact.

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. That's what Earnhardt's dream boat lists for on national yacht broker sites. Earnhardt selected the layout, interior and other features for the yacht, which took more than a year to build ...

Dale Earnhardt Sr. fans with a lot of money to spend have an opportunity to own a piece of Intimidator history by buying his yacht called Sunday Money. The boat Earnhardt ordered before his death ...

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.

News. June 15, 2023 1:17 pm. This article was featured on whiskeyriff.com in May 2023 and was written by Casey Young. 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.

Spirit may be an appropriate word as the yacht was built by Dale Earnhardt, the seasoned NASCAR race car driver who passed away in 2001. And contrary to local lore, it is not — and never was — owned by his son, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Earnhardt's wife, Teresa Earnhardt, owned it after his death. With some experience in smaller scale race cars ...

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. The racing ...

megayachts. sale. auto. 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. The 76-time winner of NASCAR's top division had famously chosen the layout and interior of Sunday Money to resemble a floating mansion.

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...

Dale Earnhardt Sr. had a NASCAR career like few others. His most thrilling victory came in 1998, when, at the age of 47, Earnhardt won the Daytona 500. Tragically, just three years later, that legendary race would also be the cause of his untimely death. Rounding the final lap of the now-infamous 2001 Daytona 500, […]

Still, to this day, the yacht has retained almost all of the original furnishings picked out and designed by Dale Earnhardt Sr. and includes his signature compass rose design (part of the DEI logo) embedded into the flooring and window etchings, silver plates with a monogram "D" - and even a Snap-On brand toolbox in the engine room.

There's a strong country music connection to the yacht Dale Earnhardt designed, but never had a chance to enjoy. Brooks & Dunn helped him name it!. The 100-foot Hatteras yacht, Sunday Money, is ...

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.

I did some digging up on this yacht, and found out Sr. built the yacht. TheDrive.com reports, "The seven-time NASCAR champ ordered the luxo-barge just before his death at the 2001 Daytona 500 . . .

At $4.2 million, it'll probably take all of the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday money you can collect, and then some. The listing is also $200,000 higher than ...

Dale Earnhardt Sr., however, never got the chance to enjoy his luxury yacht. It "was close to completion" when the Intimidator met his tragic end during the Daytona 500. The boat has since changed hands and in 2019, hit the was once again listed for sale. The asking price? A cool $4.2 million. Dale Earnhardt certainly knew a thing or two ...

That might dilute the viewing material itself, but there's good reason to believe Amazon Prime Video's new four-part series on Dale Earnhardt Sr. will be well worth the watch. First, Dale ...

Dec 22, 2002. Messages: 20,592. Location: South Florida. 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?"

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 a...

Dale Earnhardt Sr kept the yacht business out of the purview of a financially wise decision Jeff Burton told Dale Jr a story about his dad that finally put things into perspective. The story was ...