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Old 02 August 2005, 21:55   #1
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Scorpion

Have you ever seen a Scorpion with individual pod seats?

I haven't. I have only ever seen them with 2 x double pods.

If they do really exist, or you have one of these, please could you post a picture.

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Old 03 August 2005, 08:09   #2
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Hi Chris,

They do exist, but I have not seen one yet. Single jockey seats are offered as an option when you spec your boat, so I guess a call to Scorpion would answer any questions you have.

This picture was lifted from the gallery section of their website, hope it helps.

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Old 03 August 2005, 08:10   #3
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Hi

Mine has two pod seat(s) split ,1 seat with backrest then two, 3 per pod. I have not seen one with seat that are single, i'm sure if you buy a new one the can do this!
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Old 03 August 2005, 23:21   #4
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Hi Ian & JimBob!

Thanks for your input.

My particular interest was what the rear pod passenger had to hold on to. It looks like there might be a hoop, judging from the front of the triple seats.

My concern is that the "in line" seats are perhaps too "cosy" and the person on the rear seat can't see where he or she is going. This is not likely to be very satisfactory on a Channel crossing, for example, even if it would only take an hour and 10 minutes from the Needles to Cherbourg (flat out)!

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