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BACK COVE YACHTS INTRODUCES NEW 340 OUTBOARD MODEL

Back Cove Yachts 340 Outboard

 

June 5, 2018

Launching later this summer, the all-new Back Cove Yachts 34O will be powered by a pair of Yamaha Motor Company 300’s, with optional 350 hp Yamaha or Suzuki‘s available. The entirely new hull, fitted with standard bow thruster and designed specifically for outboard propulsion, offers cruise and top end speeds approximately 10 knots faster than the traditional single diesel engine Back Cove.

Her cockpit and helm deck are meant for entertaining with an aft facing seat that converts into a U-shaped helm deck, dinette, or second berth. The standard 5kW diesel generator and cabin A/C below deck coupled with the spacious island berth, separate head and shower, remind that this Back Cove is still intended for cruising.

Sea trials will be performed in August with full production and boat show appearances beginning in September, 2018!

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