The Pungs Finch was an American

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 automobile

Automobile

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 manufactured in Detroit, Michigan

Detroit, Michigan

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 from 1904 to 1908. They were powerful touring car

Touring car

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s built by a factory which made gas engine

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The 1904 cars had 14 hp two cylinder engines but in 1905 they were replaced by the much larger Model 35 Runabout

Runabout (car)

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 of 5808 cc and the Model 50 of 6435 cc. An even larger model came in 1906 with the Finch Limited powered by a 8652 cc single overhead camshaft, four cylinder engine.

Prices for the 1908 models ranged from $2500 to $5000.