Donzi 22 Classic OUTBOARD!
#1
Sorry to the many traditional Donzi fans but you know we’re gonna see more conversions eventually.
Not my first choice of engine but I think it’s a very nice looking set up.
(Boat is in Mauritius, just noticed the pics online)






RR
Not my first choice of engine but I think it’s a very nice looking set up.
(Boat is in Mauritius, just noticed the pics online)






RR
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I like how they sunk the sunpad, but it kinda needs a rear facing back rest and cupholders.
(could be recliner shaped and sunk a little deeper) my .02
not crazy about the spray rail but give points for it being part of the swim platform.
don't see a ladder, want more pics and details, at a glance it's done nice much better than some other outboard conversions that are out there. Plus, even with that big 4 stroke out on a bracket it still sits level
(could be recliner shaped and sunk a little deeper) my .02
not crazy about the spray rail but give points for it being part of the swim platform.
don't see a ladder, want more pics and details, at a glance it's done nice much better than some other outboard conversions that are out there. Plus, even with that big 4 stroke out on a bracket it still sits level
Last edited by outonsafari; 01-11-2022 at 04:49 PM.
#4
I like how they sunk the sunpad, but it kinda needs a rear facing back rest and cupholders.
(could be recliner shaped and sunk a little deeper) my .02
not crazy about the spray rail but give points for it being part of the swim platform.
don't see a ladder, want more pics and details, at a glance it's done nice much better than some other outboard conversions that are out there. Plus, even with that big 4 stroke out on a bracket it still sits level
(could be recliner shaped and sunk a little deeper) my .02
not crazy about the spray rail but give points for it being part of the swim platform.
don't see a ladder, want more pics and details, at a glance it's done nice much better than some other outboard conversions that are out there. Plus, even with that big 4 stroke out on a bracket it still sits level
RR

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From: Milton, Fla!
Agreed.
When OMC came out with/their V-8 OB in I think ‘1985, their were few OB hulls of that era that didn’t look like a cartoon w/that motor on it.
As most know, I’m an OB guy but part of it is the aesthetics.
Most of the new Merc V-8 OBs look way out of line on the smaller hulls.
Great motors but, no.
I think my 25’ Checkmate twin OB is sized perfect for its twin V-6, old school, smaller (physically) 2 strokes.
I think you need 30’,+ to make the new, big motors, as twins, look like they belong there.
When OMC came out with/their V-8 OB in I think ‘1985, their were few OB hulls of that era that didn’t look like a cartoon w/that motor on it.
As most know, I’m an OB guy but part of it is the aesthetics.
Most of the new Merc V-8 OBs look way out of line on the smaller hulls.
Great motors but, no.
I think my 25’ Checkmate twin OB is sized perfect for its twin V-6, old school, smaller (physically) 2 strokes.
I think you need 30’,+ to make the new, big motors, as twins, look like they belong there.



