For sale: Two double buggies - Phil & Teds Sport and a Maclaren

By sunbury
July 27, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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sunbury

Posted July 27, 2016

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Posted July 27, 2016

We have two double buggies for sale:

1. NOW SOLD A black Maclaren double buggy - http://www.mothercare.com/Maclaren-Twin-Techno-2013-Stroller---Black/Citrus-Lime-*Colour-Exclusive-to-Mothercare*/560062,default,pd.html. We bought it second hand through the forum a year ago for a temporary nanny share, so have only used it half a dozen times or so. It's in full working order and comes with rain covers. Some wear and tear on the right hand handle. ?50 ONO.

2. Phil & Ted's Sport double buggy. Includes baby cocoon so suitable from birth, plus two toddler seats. Rain covers included. We bought it second hand through the forum when our second baby came along and found it absolutely indispensable. Oldest child now happy with buggy board and scooter so no longer needed. ?150 ONO.

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