MJM’s 35z Puts The Power Outside To Maximum Effect.
In case you hadn’t noticed, outboards are in. Horsepowers are reaching skyward, and beefy center consoles with three, even four of the big boys are starting to appear at boat shows and in marinas all over the place.
The folks at Rhode Island-based MJM Yachts embraced this reality a couple of years ago and turned designer Doug Zurn loose to create a model that would replace MJM’s 29z, 34z and 36z. The result is MJM’s first outboard-powered boat: the 35z.
This story is from the March 2018 edition of Yachts International.
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