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Recaro Young Sport group 1/2/3 car seat - any offers?


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Recaro Young Sport car seat in good condition. Probably the only car seat you'll ever need as it is suitable for children from 9kg to 36kg. It is complete and the original instructions are included in a pocket in the seat. It converts as your child grows, first by removing the seat cushion. Next you remove the harness and raise the height of the seat back. (The photo shows the back in its lowest position for a young child.)


This is a top quality seat and simply too good to take to the tip! It is surely worth ?50 but I am open to offers.


http://i1259.photobucket.com/albums/ii553/Ian_Keeling/Mobile%20Uploads/2016-10-03_10-42-19_zpsmmq8ytcr.jpg

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