Without an engine displacement size and Hp for that engine, I do not see any value in the boat show sign as posted as to price and value for the price.
Devils Advocate: Perhaps they want you to ASK the sales person/people available. Perhaps it's a marketing gimmick to give the company sale's folks a chance to "sell" the boat.
Just another line of approach.
I personally am an information buyer. I rather see the info upfront, square and easy. It's not going to change my opinion of a vessel if I have to ask the sales dude or not. So just make it easy and post the size. But, perhaps some marketing folks think different. I know i'm not a marketing major nor do I want to be one.
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I think if they're a primary pontoon dealer (in this case, we don't know) then that could be yet another reason why it doesn't show on the sign.
Seems like with pontoons, the question is "how fast do you want" and since toon design effects speed more than power, the base engine is not always shown, rather it's an assumed performance level.
Perhaps this carried over to the bowrider side, even though engine size/power is not replaceable?
Again, just another possibility.
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The only engines availailable are the Merc 350 mag/B1 or the Volvo 5.7 Gi. Since the sign says Volvo DP I think that answers the question.
As I mentioned in my earlier post this manufacturer usually has just one size engine for each model. I suppose that is an effort to simplify/streamline production.