MJM Yachts 50Z
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Aug 9, 2016
CY’s Andy Adams and John Armstrong speak with MJM’s Bob Johnstone about MJM and the birth of the 50z…
https://canadianboating.ca/boat-reviews/72-power/3336-mjm-50z
Aug 9, 2016
CY’s Andy Adams and John Armstrong speak with MJM’s Bob Johnstone about MJM and the birth of the 50z…
https://canadianboating.ca/boat-reviews/72-power/3336-mjm-50z
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