Fade2Black M-35 with twin 1100 Mercury QC4V

[Tony DCB Boats]

Just finished and delivering the Newest M-35 with twin 1100's and a nice oversize open bow. It literally has all the bells and whistles... Absolutely over the top in typical DCB Fashion. Newest seat design to the huge JL system. As you scroll through the pics, you can see that most everything we do is "one-off" Like the custom switch panel with flush mounted stereo and controls. The custom integrated spot

for his cooler and the RGBW lit bar on the other side of the mid-cabin area.

 

[Done-it-again]

Wow.... You have a very talented crew. Love the fender storage.

Work of art!

 

[steamin rice]

That looks amazing. I tend to prefer closed bows, but I love the "playpen" type of setup on this one. The fender storage up front shows the attention to detail which makes this boat user friendly as well. Beautiful boat

 

[Kachina26]

Unreal.

 

[02HoWaRd26]

What will you ever do when the new ideas just slow lol. Even Einstein ran out of ideas eventually, yet another home run.

 

[Tony DCB Boats]

What will you ever do when the new ideas just slow lol. Even Einstein ran out of ideas eventually, yet another home run.

We are very fortunate that our crew is always trying to one-up each and they keep striving to be the best. Thank you

 

[Riverfamlee]

WOW! beautiful

 

[McKay]

Nice job Tony!

 

[pkbullet]

This is an amazing setup. Making me rethink a CC. I imagine the open bow would be safe up to about 60? I wonder how much performance and stability is lost without the closed deck?

 

[Howard288_Recess]

Amazing boat Tony! Which Isotta steering wheel did you guys use on this one?

 

[Tony DCB Boats]

Amazing boat Tony! Which Isotta steering wheel did you guys use on this one?

It is called the Fanette.

 

[lantz]

... The fender storage up front shows the attention to detail which makes this boat user friendly as well. Beautiful boat

I was thinking the same thing. So many amazing things on this boat, but if I could just pull down the small panel in the front of my open bow and pull out a fitted fender (I only have room for one), I could drop it over the side when I pull up to a dock like a mic, step off, and feel like a million bucks!!!