1925 Flint Model B
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Flint was a division of Durant Motors and was founded all the way back in 1923. The Flint was designed to compete with the likes of Buick and can trace its heritage back through Willys Car Company. Following financial issues these rarely heard spoken of or seen in the wild, Flint, went out of business in 1927. Here we have a 1925 model B40 Sedan. Its hard to look away from this car. When you have seen so many other competitors of the era seeing one of these alive and running is really a sight to see. The navy-blue paint with the black top and fenders looks great and gray cloth interior looks really good. Under the hood is an inline 6-cylinder engine with a 3-speed manual transmission on the floor. The current owner has had her for over 10 years and acquired from a private owner out of Ohio. The current owner under his ownership rebuilt the generator and replaced the master cylinder and distributor. This car is in running order as you can see in the video. The owner drove it 2. 5 hours...
