1926 Flint Z-18 (Flint Junior)

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Special features

  • 40 horsepower motor, designed by Flint and built by Continental
  • Four cross-member frame, for added strength
  • Long, flat springs together with rubber shock insulators provide the utmost in easy riding comfort.

Body styles and prices

Body stylePrice
Coach$1085.00
De Luxe Coach$1185.00
1926 prices, US dollars, f.o.b. Flint

Serial number range

100 to 1911

Specifications

ItemSpecification
Engine“Continental” built; Six-cylinder, L-head type, detachable head; bore, 2-3/4″; stroke, 4-3/4″; 169.28 cubic inches; 40 brake horsepower, 105 foot pounds of torque at 2800 r.p.m
CylindersCast en-bloc with upper half of crankcase.
Crankshaft BearingsFour main bearings
Camshaft BearingsFour main bearings; the camshaft is driven by Morse Silent chain.
Engine LubricationForce feed oiling to all main, connecting rod and camshaft bearings by gear pump.
Cooling SystemImpeller type water pump; 4-blade, 16 inch fan driven by “V” belt from crankshaft; water jackets extended below bottom of piston stroke.
Gasoline Supply12 gallon tank; “STEWART” vacuum system.
ClutchSingle dry disc, enclosed in flywheel.
TransmissionIn unit with engine. Three forward speeds and reverse.
Front AxleReverse “Elliot” type; easy steering.
Rear AxleSemi-floating; pinion shaft and differential mounted on extra large ball bearings.
Steering Gear“Warner” irreversible worm and gear type; adapted to ballon tires.
BrakesMechanical contracting band type, two-wheel brakes; with 12″ drums.
Chassis Lubrication“Zerk” pressure feed system.
SpringsSemi-elliptic, rear, 52″ long; front, 53″ long; equipped with rubber shock insulators.
Wheelbase110 inches.
Starting, Lighting And Ignition“Auto-Lite” system; “Bendix” drive starter; lighting and ignition switch on instrument panel.
General EquipmentInstrument board: ammeter, oil gauge, speedometer, lighting and ignition switch, concealed instrument board lights, hron on steering wheel, ail lamp, tool kit, extra rim, cowl ventilator.
De Luxe EquipmentBumper and extra tire.

Sources: Durant Family Registry, Durant’s Standard, vol. 6 no. 3, vol. 7 no. 3, vol. 12 no. 4, vol. 16 no. 2, vol. 17 no. 4, vol. 20 no. 3; Tad Burness, Monstrous American Car Spotter’s Guide 1920–1980, p. 100.

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