I think I'd first find an old 20 outrage hull and have someone build what i want and put a 200 on it.
I thought on a 21 it'd be a cool idea, but I know... a ton of mold work.

Pat, i was 17 when i had that boat.
We sat 3 across the back, and 2-3 across the front.
Never any up on the pad, way too much bow weight...that was just good for gettin laid.

But for a bay boat, i'd like my kids next to me, or infront of me, where i can see them.
A bit of fishing, skiing, tubing and just running around.

Or you could go with an outboard version of this. Back bench seats 4, and 2 up front on the console.
http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q.../08DD59741.jpg

That's a great pic!
that's a 21?

i kinda dig that version of the 21.....i am partial to the old deck when it comes to 21s but this one is like the best of both worlds....

That's a cool boat!
Not to totally side track this thread but, how about a 30' I/O CC with this type seating and cabin up in the bow?

Pat, the 30 has a large bench across the back, that will seat 4. You can see it in Seans build pics (minus upholstery)As far as a little cuddy up front. I went over this with Gary, then Coen. I don't see making a cuddy insert for the front of the deck all that time consuming. Coen thinks otherwise. I guess if someone really wants one, they'll come down with some cash and buy a 30 CC cuddy. Because that's what it comes down to. We'll make anything your little heart desires. ;)

I'm with Rick on this one, I had a 13' Whaler growing up, whenever you put someone up front, they held on for dear life, I still remember a buddy laying down on the floor with his head leaning against the forward seat, and I kept telling him "your gonna smash your head",...."no, no, I am fine"....and then wack!

Hey..... I remember you telling me to sit up there so that we could perfectly trim it out and go faster. I held on for dear life and we were only doing 20 or 30.

Werent we racing a garvey with a 75 hp on it?......good times, thats back when you listened to your older brother