iCandy Strawberry 2 in Dune

By amling
February 2, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 2, 2017

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Posted February 2, 2017

iCandy Strawberry 2 - ?180

Purchased from John Lewis in 2015. In excellent condition, it was a pleasure using this for my son, shame he's grown out of it and much prefers to walk everywhere these days. There's no damage to the pram.

Includes:

- Carry cot

- Car seat adapters

- Foot muff

- Rain cover

- Instruction manual

NOTE: mattress for carry cot is not included, this can be purchased via the iCandy website.

From smoke and pet free household.

I'm based in Crofton Park

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