SOLD Phil & Teds Sport Double Buggy REDUCED to ?90 - Good Condition - was ?130

By mrjackson99
November 25, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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mrjackson99

Posted November 25, 2015

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Posted November 25, 2015

This Phil and Teds Sport double buggy is in good condition and all parts are in excellent working order. Includes all main accessories. Cocoon for newborn baby; second seat; hinges for top seat; double raincover (quite new); bumper bar; buggy clip. All tyres recently replaced and barely used. Upgraded to Schwalbe Active. Brakes work well also.

No tears or rips to material. Some wear and fading in places. All shown. Can send more photos if required.

?130. (NOW ?90!)Collect from West Dulwich, or will consider local delivery for a committed buyer. (Recent new tyres and rain cover cost ?60 alone)

Thanks for looking. Please note item is also on ebay but will remove if an offer at the new asking price is made.

Mark

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