Long boat dealership has for sale a display on the floor motor board specifically equipped for fishing. In addition to large HP outboard motor, The one on display had special seats, trolling rigs, and an electronic fishfinder. Camp not limited was interested in buying this floor model port for use in its three outfitting camps they operate in northern Saskatchewan longboard dealership offered to sell the boat with the motor to camp not limited for $200,000 Price tag. However the written agreement referred to the sale of boat and motor redfish equipments for $202,000, with the deposit being $2000. Before the sale was completed longboard dealership decided that they would not include the fishfinder. Get up north limited object or longboard dealership responded by agreeing to sell only what was specifically written in the agreement and that the fishfinder was not specifically included

what is the main legal issue? Argue if the camp not limited is legally entitled to fishfinders state both sides of argument using your knowledge of contract law? Render a decision