1926 Winslow 56’

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Here’s our helm.
 
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Lots of cool things on this boat but this is my favorite.
 
So awesome!!! I absolutely love it. We passed this thing in Florida last month. I absolutely love those old boats. Do you have any more details of yours? More inside pics? Congrats!
 

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Lots of cool things on this boat but this is my favorite.

Is the smaller lever still in use? I ran a boat that had the same controls. Was told that the smaller lever was for spark advance for the original engines which were converted aircraft engines. Boat was built during prohibition.
 
So awesome!!! I absolutely love it. We passed this thing in Florida last month. I absolutely love those old boats. Do you have any more details of yours? More inside pics? Congrats!
I believe what you passed is the Honey Fitz, the former presidential tacht used by Eisenhower through Nixon. Honey Fitz was JFK's grandfather. Was this boat on the St. Lucie Canal. If so, it was definitely the Honey Fitz. The giveaway is the blue seal on the wheelhouse. This is truly an historic treasure.
 
Bob, that is an incredible vessel! Congratulations. Hope to see you on one of our trips to Bellingham (new grandbaby there!). Good luck as you prioritize the punch list, but it looks to me that it is in pretty Bristol shape!
 

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