Mamas and Papas Sola pushchair full travel system with buggy board and all the extras ?200

By sueplum
September 5, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 5, 2015

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Posted September 5, 2015

We are selling our Mamas & Papas Sola travel system in 'truffle'. It is in great condition. It really is a lovely pushchair and is a dream to push and turn. I'm loathed to sell it, but we just aren't using it any more.?

The seat has 3 recline positions and can be used forward or rear facing (it's really easy to switch direction). It has a removable, folding hood and large open basket underneath.

It is currently fitted with a Lascal Maxi buggy board which we will throw in too.?

It is in great condition and comes with the following:?

? chassis with removable swivel wheels for easy manoeuvrability and foam grip handle?with height adjustment?

? soft padded seat with large hood, strap pads, adjustable leg rest?

and five point safety harness with adjustable height setting?

? footmuff?in matching 'truffle'

? removable bumper bar with gate opening for easy access?

? carrycot (excellent for newborns up to 6 months, and also somewhere safe to pop your baby down during the day!)

? matching parasol?

? raincover?

? Cybex Aton car seat in charcoal denim with adaptors to fit to pushchair?

? Belt fix base for car seat?for easy click in and out.

It cost over ?750 new. We would like ?200 for it.?

PM me if interested.

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