For sale: White ikea cot ?20 - quinny buggy ?15 - ELC Lights and sounds driver ?5.

By rachelb123
July 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 11, 2016

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Posted July 11, 2016

Ikea cot, white. Has some scuffs in paintwork as pictured but lots of life left in it! Can be set at two heights. Includes a good condition mattress if wanted. ?20.

Quinny zap buggy in teal colour. Comes in storage bag. No major damage but usual wear and tear. Comes with rain cover. ?15

ELC lights and sounds buggy driver toy in very good condition and with original box ?5.

Will add photos ASAP.

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