Roller-Coaster seats
12-06-2005 | 10:14 PM
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From: GLOC
Re: Roller-Coaster seats
Originally Posted by Sean H
you can make a mustang fast like a ferrari, but it never will be one... it won't have the style, the quality, the image, the desirability or the rarity of a ferrari...
fountain is the same way, not a knock on fountain, they price and build their boats for a certain market....
fountain is the same way, not a knock on fountain, they price and build their boats for a certain market....
12-06-2005 | 10:19 PM
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From: KC/LOTO
Re: Roller-Coaster seats
Originally Posted by License To Thrill
The 40' Baja used in their ads also has this arrangement. I saw the boat at the Miami show last Feb. and I like the look. That Fountain ads says "rear triple bolsters" which it does not have. 
Paint is too busy for me but I'm glad to see Fountain move in that direction. The old paint schemes were really dated.
Paint is too busy for me but I'm glad to see Fountain move in that direction. The old paint schemes were really dated.
12-07-2005 | 03:25 PM
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Re: Roller-Coaster seats
That's not exactly a new idea...Baja was doing that in the early/mid 90's in the 32 Outlaw, and was a fairly popular option. It's kinda nice to let the seat keep you in place X 6, rather than depending on your knees, feet and arms, while sitting on a bench X 3 @ 100+ mph. I think the only embarrasment would be to have that seating in a boat that would only run 70 mph!
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