Check out Gianmarco Golia’s testimonial about his Magnum 53′! Our Magnum was born with us and will hopefully be with us for many more years to come. The passion for the sea started with my father, who always owned boats. Every time an important choice was to be made for a boat which was going…
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Check out Aaron Hatz’s testimonial about his Magnum 27 Sport, as an addition to our Magnum Marine 45th Anniversary Book! This is great news! I’m very excited to see the Anniversary Book. I have sent along a few of the best photos of my1974 27 Sport. It’s hull #301, built in June 1974. The Magnum…
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We are always happy when Thanksgiving approaches because this festive occasion gives us the opportunity to appreciate and express our gratitude to all those with whom we have worked together and have had a fruitful association. It’s a pleasure to declare that the past year has been good for us, and we thank you for your…
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Check out Mark Olewin’s testimonial about his Magnum 27 Sport! I had the pleasure to have owned and raced this 27’ Magnum Sport hull #311. Dear Magnum Marine, She started life as the Damn Yankee, then raced as Showdown, then Come Again, and by myself and Hank Newman as the P-88 Believe It!. I had her for several years…
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Check out Peter T. Ponta’s testimonial about his Magnum 35 and Magnum 27 Sport! “Both boats were a childhood dream for me to own.” Dear Magnum Staff, The purpose of this letter is to participate in your upcoming Magnum Marine Anniversary Book, which is mentioned in your website. Magnum 35 Gallivant: My 1970 35’ Magnum is hull #77 (serial #3577).…
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Check out Joe Santilli’s review of his Magnum 35. Dear Katrin, I first saw a 35’ Magnum Sportfish in the summer of 1989. I was smitten. It took three years of extensive searching, and I finally found one for sale in L.A., California. I took a week off and went down to see it. I bought it…
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Check out Art Widagdho’s Magnum 53 Sports Cruiser! “There are many great love stories, but I like ours best.” It was love at first sight, love of the stringers, to be exact. By the time I first saw her, I realized that the 1986 Magnum 53 would be mine. She’s a beauty, no doubt, yet after years “sleeping”…
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Check out Chris And Ian Toll’s Epic Magnum 27. Balestrieri and Pruett won the Sam Griffith Trophy in 1968 in Miami with the Magnum 27. Balestrieri then took the Magnum to race in Europe and it sank when competing in a very rough Cowes-to-Torquay race in August 1968, when he was in the lead. “The…
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Check out Ali Karacan’s gorgeous Magnum 56. Ali bought Kat Cat for himself for his 40th birthday. She was shipped from Miami to Italy, and the crew then drove her from Italy to Athens, and from there to Kusadasi, in Turkey. The seas were horrendous that day, but the crew kept driving all night from Athens to Kusadasi, and…
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The Magnum 70 is featured in the latest edition of Boat Attitude Book, on page 22! Three double cabins each equipped with its own head, a gallery and salon as well as crew quarters offer comfortable accommodations for extended cruises. Topside, the expansive foredeck and sun pads offer an ideal setting to enjoy the ocean.…
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Check out this awesome story featuring the Magnum Maltese! Magnum Marine’s timeless work of art, both featured in a plethora of advertising and used for offshore racing, the Magnum Maltese #1 was discovered and completely restored by Tom M. It was a chilly December morning. I had recently finished restoring a 1979 Excalibur and was…
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Magnum Marine is featured in GQ Magazine Italia, September 2016, on page 134! “There are days when everything else seems to disappear: the kings, actresses, martinis, and party under the moon.” A writer tells the charm of a symbolic place… of our Dolce Vita.
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Check out Joe Tilton’s gorgeous red Magnum 27′ Sedan. “As one of your faithful diehard Magnum freaks, I have attached some photos of my 1970 Sedan. I cannot begin to tell you how this boat has changed my life, and as crazy as that sounds, I know there is a large amount of people who…
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Check out the famous Italian architect, Ivo Maria Redaelli, with his gorgeous yellow Magnum 44. “My usual destination is Sardinia, but I often do short cruises to Capri, Elba, Ischia, Liguria, and Corsica,” Redaelli says about his sleek yellow Magnum. “I’ll often have breakfast in Capri’s famous square and then eat lunch on an island…
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In July 2016, the 1st International Gathering Historical of Offshore Boats was held, featuring the antique boat Award for the “VBV Legend.
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With this reputation, it is not difficult to see why the major defense contractor, McDonnell Douglas, chose a Magnum to market the world’s most advanced weapon system: the Nighthawk and the M-230 30 mm Cannon. They were looking for a craft, which epitomized top quality as well as endurance, reliability, ruggedness, and maximum operational capabilities.
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Check out the video, above, of Magnum Marine running the Miami-Nassau-Miami Sea Races, spanning from 1986-1988. As they say in the video feature, simply calling a Magnum Marine a race boat is like calling Rolls Royce a stock car.
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In 1966 Don Aronow, now offshore champion and boat builder, built himself a new 27′ race boat, which he named “Maltese Magnum”. The boat became World Champion and Don Aronow built a small factory to build more boats just like it: Magnum Marine was founded. All of Aronow’s brands were winning offshore races and all…
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Don wanted to be involved in the boat business, offshore racing, or anything that was different from being a builder in New Jersey. He moved to Bay Harbor, on Miami Beach, and drove back and forth in a new chocolate brown Rolls Royce.
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The brand’s savior turned out to be the Italian Marchese, Filippo Theodoli. Filippo had developed an early passion for the sea during his training at the Naval Academy, graduating shortly before the outbreak of World War II.
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