The MJM 3z Bring on the Weekend.

MJM 3z

May 27, 2021

Designed in a modern Carolina Downeast style, the MJM 3z is a luxury performance, all-weather, dual console day-yacht. The 3z includes the protection of a pilot house, the most usable space in class, and delivers the swift, soft ride of an advanced Doug Zurn hull design. The digital fly-by-wire technology of the 3z’s twin Mercury Verados delivers quiet running with joystick piloting, Skyhook station keeping, low maintenance costs, easy pre-flight checks, and all the fun of shallow water capability.

MJM 3z on the Hook

Family and friends will love her three distinct social areas, including the enclosed HVAC controlled pilothouse where you can escape sudden inclement weather while enjoying 360-degree views. This protection also allows you to get out on the water sooner in the season and stay out later in the year. Enjoy the close connection to the water that is the MJM 3z experience.

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