iCandy Apple 2 Pear Pip Converter with Seat Unit ?75

By misslashark
May 3, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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misslashark

Posted May 3, 2017

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Posted May 3, 2017

Selling a brand new Pip Converter set with seat unit. This is unused, in its box - I have opened the box and removed all the contents to check them but none of them have been used.

This set allows you to convert the Apple 2 Pear travel system to a double buggy by installing an iCandy newborn nest (available separately) in the lower position, with your existing seat unit in upper forward-facing position. The upper seat unit has a two-position recline, while newbown nest fabrics fit easily onto the seat unit frame. The set contains

6 x Pip Converter components

1 x Seat unit

1 x Raincover

Selling for ?75 - RRP ?110

Collection only SE24 Herne Hill.

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