Newps wrote:
the back seat is fixed and it's a one piece seat. The Bo has individual
rear seats, each with it's own armrest on both sides of the seat. At
least the Mooney windows are like pillbox slits compared to the Bo...The
Mooney is good at what it was designed for, to go fast on little power.

Tut, tut, Newps. You've got to be a touch careful about the
generalizations. In my early Bonanza ('49 A35) I have bench seats in the
front and the back. NONE of which have any adjustemnt. However, I can
adjust the height of the pedals (and even fold the co-pilots pedals
completely down).

I'm not a big guy, however. I've only sat in a Mooney a couple of times
(a 201, IIRC). It certainly gave the perception of being much more
claustrophic than the Bonanza. Wether the dimentions though bear that
out, I dunno.

--
Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Hood River, OR