Dave – Yes the Puma FTD has two saddle tanks like the Cougar FTD and Cougar AE. It also has under seat storage w/ smaller aft storage compartments and triangular live wells. Here is a post on this very topic from BBC -http://bbcboards.zeroforum.com/zerothread?id=424213 In the thread BCB wrote: The Puma and Puma FTD both share the same fundamental floor plan in front of the consoles. The box layout is similar with only slight size differences. That is dual rod lockers, dual front storages for Planos saddling each side of the Dip Net scabbard. Then two storages behind the net Holder lid. The Pantera IV model also carries a similar front deck. The rear deck has fuel tanks in the rear (2) on a Puma FTD, and the Puma has a 33 gallon fuel tank under the seats, whereas the Puma FTD has storage and another cooler there. The Puma has twin 10 gallon (20) fuel tanks, and larger rear storages (2) and a live well that is larger than competitive wells.The Puma FTD has smaller storages in the rear the triangular livewell that is way larger than any other well on the market. The twin 26 gallon fuel tanks also allow the Puma FTD to be about 1 mph faster than the standard Puma.The Puma floats a little more level if you fish flat (skinny/shallow) water and if you fish deeper water the Puma FTD has about 1″ to 2″ more draft required. River anglers might prefer a Puma over a Puma FTD if they were really serious and needed less draft.They share the same hull, and the same consoles. The Puma FTD also has the recessed bow light (LED) that does not require a front light stem.There are other differences, though that is a quicky!BCBLast edited by rlb8s on August 21st, 2009, 10:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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