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Britax FIRST CLASS Car Seat - newborn to 4yrs


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For sale - Britax First Class car seat, suitable from newborn to approximately 4 years.


NEWBORN INSERT NEVER USED.


This is a super car seat that's really easy to install and remove. It also has 2 reclining positions to allow for a very comfortable sleep.


You can also remove almost all elements and wash them, hence the amazingly clean and unstained condition of the cover etc.


My daughter also really enjoyed the elevated position that allowed her to see out of the car window.


It has some wear and tear but hasn't been in an accident. From car and home that are pet-free and smoke-free.


Pick-up from Herne Hill.


FULL SPECS: https://www.britax-roemer.co.uk/?/first-class-plus/1020.html

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