X 2 pushchairs

By rosiegracex
November 23, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rosiegracex

Posted November 23, 2015

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Posted November 23, 2015

I have a mountain buggy and joie single buggy for sale

The mountain buggy is slightly damaged

The mechanism to fold got damaged at my nursery

However you can still fold buggy

( I could obviously show you how to )

Looking for ?100

but want to get rid of ASA so open to offers

The joie buggy is in very good / almost new condition / used for 6months for nursery drop off and pick up

( you can fit two children in when seat is reclined / similar age and them almost cuddling one another / not an actual double buggy )

This comes with a rain cover

And a foot muff

I'm looking for ?70

If you Google joie pushchair

And look through the images it is similar to the black ones

The foot muff has stripes on the folded Over part

Pls PM me if interested

Thanks

Rosie

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