SOLD: Great condition Oyster buggy ?100

By clarabelle77
January 4, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted January 4, 2018

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Posted January 4, 2018

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE!

Babystyle Oyster Travel System (Original / v1) buggy. In very good condition.

Includes foldable black frame with height adjustable handle, with solid wheels that can be fixed or swivel.

Carrycot - with black cover, rain cover and mattress and can include a couple of sheets.

Buggy seat - in lime green colour pack with 5 point harness, adjustable hood and rain cover and insect/sun screen cover. Can be either parent facing or facing forwards. Tilts back for sleeping (but not totally flat so not suitable for new borns) Has bar across and a black waterproof (I think) foot muff.

Have also got a cup holder and maxi cosi adaptors.

I have machine washed the seat and cover and pram insert and cleaned the frame.

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