SOLD - Bugaboo Cameleon / Maxi-Cosi Cabriofix travel system ?270

By Lizzielikes
June 21, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Lizzielikes

Posted June 21, 2016

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Posted June 21, 2016

I am selling a much loved, Bugaboo travels system. This pushchair is super comfy, it's large wheels and great suspension mean it's a smooth ride for little ones and it's really easy to steer. It's in pretty good used condition, no issues with the breaks of wheels.

This sale includes:

1 x Bugaboo Cameleon Travel system in sand and black: chassis, seat unit, carrycot, basket, raincover, maintenance pack and instruction manual

1 x Maxi-Cosi Cabriofix Car Seat (missing one strap cushion) with raincover

1 x Isofix EasyFix Base

1 x set of Bugaboo Cameleon Adapter for Maxi Cosi Car Seat

1 x John Lewis universal footmuff - Black

1 x Universal cupholder

2 x Mummy clips

Viewings welcome, we are based in Forest Hill, SE23

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