SOLD: Baby Jogger City Mini GT - Double Buggy ?325

By LeahW
June 23, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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LeahW

Posted June 23, 2018

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Posted June 23, 2018

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I have a Baby Jogger City Mini GT Double Buggy for sale for ?325 (includes double buggy rain cover). Steel Grey in colour. Only 12 months old. In very good condition. Used only occasionally during last year for long day outings. Is only slightly larger than my single UppaBaby. Never had any issues getting it through cafe doors in and around Dulwich.

Suitable from birth, near lay-flat position (great for when boys wanted a nap), easy to fold flat using two handles on seats. Side handle break.

Have loved this buggy but both my boys now just want to walk everywhere.

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