Flxible Flxette

The Flxette was a light-duty transit bus built by the Flxible Company of Loudonville, Ohio, in the middle of the twentieth century. It belonged to the stretch of years when Flxible, having turned from highway coaches toward city service, added several further bus models beside the Starliner, the Hi-Level and the FlxLiner, and it was the small end of that range, a transit bus sized for routes where a full-length New Look was more vehicle than needed. According to the history kept by Flxible Owners International, production of the Flxette ceased in 1976. Flxible also ran a small-bus plant at the former Southern Coach works in Evergreen, Alabama, until that same year. The Flxette is one of the less photographed Flxible products, which makes the owners group history one of the few places that names it.