Petrol Blue Bugaboo Cameleon ?100 or best offer

By Alice C
March 8, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Alice C

Posted March 8, 2020

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Posted March 8, 2020

Lovely used but good fucntioning Bugaboo Cameleon in blue. The early stages lying down cot is in near new condition as only used about 3 times. The seat and foot muff ( not pictured but also blue) is lovely and warm, there is some wear but still in good working condition - all zips work well. On the push handle the foam has slpit but could easily be taped over and the carry handle has had some baby bites taken out of it but again - easy to replace the bar or tape over it. The rain cover also has a small split but could easily be replaced.

This buggy has really been fantastic and was over ?700 new so this is a total bargain whether as second buggy back up or main use.

I can't seem to attach images but if you want to take a look please email me and i'll pop them over to you

best wishes

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