Here’s Why Outboards Are Better on the Transom of an MJM.

Considering a move to better accommodations than your current center console or sport boat? Now you can move all the way up to 35, 43 or even 53 feet without compromising performance in the new MJM Outboard Express Cruisers.

The Right Stuff.

MJM‘s unique design/build makes it happen. Take a variable-deadrise hull, flat aft and fine entry forward, with a slippery 3.5-to-1 length-to-beam ratio. Build it strong and light using wet, pre-preg epoxy, vacuum set and oven post-cured. That’s a boat that gets the most out of horsepower to go fast, run quiet and keep guests dry and comfy in all weather…

New for 2019, the 53z joins recently launched MJM 35 and 43z in MJM’s exciting new line up of outboard express cruisers.

Spacious decks with plush seating
Speeds to 50 mph
Easy operating joystick control with Skyhook
Low maintenance
Flush deck and side-boarding doors
Opening windshields
No-roll Seakeeper comfort

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