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Wooden Hull #1 was built with the torpedo stern and a housetop and cabin designed by Bob Stephens. Power is supplied by a Yanmar 315HP diesel with a 1.93:1 gear turning a 19 x 25 wheel. this is the house drawn by Steph  ensHere are a few of the plans we are working with. Call us to have a closer look and consider some plans and drawings. Torpedo stern  In the early 40s Will Frost built a spectacular sistership to the Leonard W with a torpedo stern. Faster and even prettier, the torpedo stern model will feature the same accommodations as the Original but with the torpedo stern. This will increase to LOA from 34 to 38 feet. With the canvas spray hood, plumb windshield and steadying sail she will be the ultimate modern reminder of the famous Will Frost line. Traditional house  Option 1 Original model The original Leonard W was built and fished with a canvas spray hood, plumb windshield and wheelhouse. Below and all the way forward, chain locker. IN our model there will be, heading aft, a vee-berth. Port side and aft of vee-berth, small head, opposite to starboard, cabinet with small sink and countertop, storage space below. Engine box/tabletop on centerline. Swing away seats port and starboard at forward end of the engine box. Door through bulkhead to wheelhouse on port side. Wheelhouse, helm on starboard side. Available with portside closed in with windows or open as the helm side. Canvas curtains with windows available for all open sides including aft as winterback. Open deck area with seat aft, following lines of coaming at rear deck. Steadying sail, and folding helmsmans chair. Traditional house model 
Option 2 Jonesporter Accommodations same as option 1 but with traditional hardtop cabin trunk and slanted windshield with 3 windows. Canvas curtains as above optional. Rooftop same as other models with side and aft curtains available. Open deck model Option 3 Fly Fishing Model Same hull and deck layout but with no sprayhood or trunk cabin. Cockpit sole continues forward past main bulkhead for fishing deck forward. Seats port and starboard with lockers beneath. Large storage area forward where vee-berth would be on other models. Helm on centerline with main bulkhead and optional windshield split to create doors opening full height both port and starboard of helm. (Both doors would fold aft making movement around helm simple. With doors folded aft the helm would be protected from spray etc.) Traditional house model
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