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MUST GO! FOR SALE: ?175 - Bugaboo Chameleon 3 Limited Black Edition + Accessories


Sam_B

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For sale at ?175 is our Limited Edition Black Chameleon Bugaboo.



It is used but is in great condition and still rolls and pushes flawlessly.


Please message me if you would like me to send you some photos.


This item is available from the 21st December when I am in London and can deliver to you within reasonable distance of Dulwich.


The images show everything included which also includes some extras!



Included is:


? Black Limited Edition Bugaboo Chameleon 3


? Maxi-Cosi Car Seat Adaptors


? Matching Carry Cot (0-6 months)


? Bumper Bar (hang toys off etc.)


? Instructions



Some other features of this buggy are:



? Forward and rearward facing reclinable seat unit


? Highly manoeuvrable front swivel wheels, that can be locked


? Height adjustable handlebar


? Five-point harness


? Removable hood and bumper bar



The item must go and comes from a pet and smoke free home.



Any questions please do ask!

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