X2. I really like the step down in the Sunny, especially the way it starts in the cockpit, as well as the V-berth. But I don't know if you could even sit in those seats with the limited height.

My cuddy is finished nicely and in great shape but it's a pain getting in and crawling around. I know these 24/7s are small boats and space is limited, but I would like to maximize what I have.

My cuddy:

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...portCuddy2.jpg

With cushions in place:

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...SportCuddy.jpg

That's basically what mine looks like only there are 5 cushions and a little compartment underneath each one.

What does the entrance to you guy's cuddy look like that make it challenging to get in there, something like this?

http://traviscrossett.com/myoutlaw5.JPG

Mines not quite that bad as the door is flush. This is the only pic I have showing it.

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...rtEntrance.jpg

Here's a few pics of my previous boat. The Super has a step down into the cabin, which make the cabin way more usuable. Storage under the V, and up front.

Thanks! Could you actually sit in the seats? A Super may be a little taller than a Pantera?

Ttt

My Python is laid out similiar to the Superboat in that you step down. The only issue is that the opening isn't very wide to get your shoulders through. On my side seats you can sit without hitting your head but then again I'm only 5' 10" and 190lbs so I'm not to tall. The only pic I have is to small to see anything. I'll try to get some more and send you.

Could you possibly measure the headroom at the seat? Thanks!

I'm just shy of 6' and I could sit up in the very front (closest to the bulkhead) of the cabin/cockpit.