SOLD Mountain Buggy Duet v3 double pushchair, Cocoon & Cover ? excellent condition - ?200

By Stupot
September 21, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Stupot

Posted September 21, 2020

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Posted September 21, 2020

Hi,

We are selling our Mountain Buggy Duet Pushchair (black) v3, bought new from Peppermint in Clapham for ?618. This includes the double Buggy pushchair, a Baby cocoon and double Storm Cover. It fits through all standard doorways and is an amazing bit of kit! Inflatable tyres, very adjustable and loads of storage space underneath. No longer needed and in excellent condition. No smoking & no pet household.

Priced at ?200 for quick sale, as we spent ?618 when we bought it all new from Peppermint, Clapham.

Mountain Buggy Duet Pushchair (?619 new): https://www.johnlewis.com/mountain-buggy-duet-v3-pushchair-black/p3239875

Mountain Buggy Baby Cocoon (?59 new): https://www.johnlewis.com/mountain-buggy-baby-cocoon-v2-black/p4081789

Mountain Buggy Duet Double Storm Cover (?39 new):https://www.johnlewis.com/mountain-buggy-duet-double-storm-cover/p3236644

We live locally, just off North Cross Road, SE22.

Thanks

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