Car booster seat, ages 4-12, Graco, only ?20!

By Jenny I
October 21, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Jenny I

Posted October 21, 2015

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Posted October 21, 2015

In excellent condition, cost ?49 new from Halfords. Back section can be removed, making it great for taking on holidays or when your child is travelling in someone else's car (see photos).

Comes with instructions.

? Suitable for ages 4 to 12 (15-35kg)

? Side-impact protection for maximum safety

? Easy to install in any car

? Height adjustable head support to grow with your child

? Height adjustable arm rests for better back support

? 2 retractable cup holders for when on the move

? Removable, washable covers

? Raised seat and belt guides ensure great performance

? Complies to ECE R44/04 regulations

Interested? PM me here or text Jen on 07870 518266

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