Petit Star buggy for sale- MAKE ME AN OFFER!- V Good condition

By EllieR
September 4, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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EllieR

Posted September 4, 2016

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Posted September 4, 2016

MAKE ME AN OFFER! I have a 'Petit star dot' buggy for sale in very good condition that has had very little use. It comes with the rain cover and foot snug and is suitable from newborn, as the seat can be moved to be completely flat. It is in perfect working order and has a handy shelf for shopping under the seat. It folds easily and can be stored upright. It was bought for ?100 new. Can be collected from SE14 or can be delivered locally if a convenient time can be found. I've no room to store an extra buggy so keen for this to go quick!

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