Phil and Teds explorer double buggy for sale

By BobbyHazzler
November 28, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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BobbyHazzler

Posted November 28, 2015

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Posted November 28, 2015

Hi,

Phil and Teds explorer double buggy for sale. Includes: rain covers for single and double buggy, attachment for maxi cosi car seat, cocoon for newborns and a tyre pump.

Has served us well for last few years and apart from a few scratches it's in good condition. See attached pic.

?125. Pick up in SE22.

Thanks

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