Buggy with Carrycot for sale ?100

By skodaqueen
February 6, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 6, 2018

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Posted February 6, 2018

We're selling our Graco Evo. It's 4 years old and we've used it with both our children. We bought it for ?350 and it's been a great pram and stroller for us over the years.

The carrycot and stroller both easily fit the base/wheels and it's easy to collapse.

It is lime green (actually quite attractive!!!) and is in pretty good condition. The brakes work. The rain cover has a slight tear on one side which could be fixed using a sewing machine and/or clear tape. There's a good size basket and a footmuff (which we have never used so it's in pristine condition).

There is a matching stage 1 car seat as well but unfortunately, we have misplaced the connecting part which attaches the car seat to the wheels - if you'd like it as well we'll throw the car seat in for free.

Collection only from the Peckham Rye Area.

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