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I have a Maxi Cosi Pebble and Family Fix isofix base for sale. Both purchased in 2010. Both in good condition from a smoke free house. Neither has been in an accident. The car seat has a baby head rest and I've just washed and replaced all the covers and given it all a good scrub underneath!


We've just moved my daughter into a forward facing at 10 months, but I think she could have done another couple of months in there.


I'm looking for ?75 for both. The Pebble currently retails at ?150, as does the Family Fix base.


Please pm me if interested with an email address and I'll email you photos.


Here's the blurb from Kiddicare:


The Maxi-Cosi Pebble is suitable from birth to 13 kg (approx. 12 months) and is compatible with Maxi-Cosi and Quinny pushchairs to form a stylish and practical travel system (Pushchairs sold separately). This car seat goes above and beyond minimum standards to ensure maximum safety and added piece of mind for parents. To ensure your baby stays comfortable in their car seat as they grow, the harness and head hugger easily adjusts together. For convenience the Pebble features a stay-open harness to make placing babies in the seat as simple as possible.



Installed rearward facing with either the cars three-point seat belt or a Maxi-Cosi Base, the Pebble offers simple installation options designed to minimise incorrect fitting.



When used in conjunction with Maxi-Cosi FamilyFix Base (Sold separately) a light and sound indicator confirms correct installation. The car seat can also be adjusted into a unique upward position allowing older babies to have more legroom. Therefore you can use the seat for longer in the rearward facing position which is the most preferable and safer way for younger children to travel.



The Maxi-Cosi Pebble car seat comes complete with all the accessories you need to ensure your baby is comfortable during their travels. Accessories included are a newborn insert, headhugger, 3 point safety harness, harness pads and an easy access integral sun canopy.


?Easy installation in combination with Maxi-Cosi FamilyFix Base, EasyBase 2 or a 3-point car seat belt

?Additional upright position with Maxi-Cosi FamilyFix Base to offer more leg room

?Clear belt routing guides for securing with a 3-point seat belt

?Memory buttons allows for one hand release from Maxi-Cosi and Quinny pushchair

?Side Protection System offers great protection against side impacts

?Airplane approved

?Innovative stay-open harness

?One-pull harness system for adjusting the harness length

?Simultaneous safety harness and headrest adjustment

?Ergonomic carrying handle

?Easy to remove the cover without removing the harness

?Also compatible with Maxi-Cosi 2wayFix Base

?Comes with ergonomic carrying handle, newborn insert, headhugger, integrated sun canopy, 3-point safety harness and harness pads

?ECE R44/04 approved

?Dorel Customer Care: 01284 413 141

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