Mutsy single buggy - ?45 ono

By Maria Mac
February 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Maria Mac

Posted February 11, 2016

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Posted February 11, 2016

Hi there - I bought this secondhand but it's too big for what I need. It has been sold to me as a Mutsy Evo 13s. I have looked at other models online and I believe this is a 4rider model as the seat section is labelled Cargo and due to the foot rest styling.

In good condition... tilting seat, front bar and hood, the under basket could do with a good scrub... have given it a wash. Wheels bit wore, see photos but overall it seems really sturdy. Also comes with separate rain cover. Handle height adjustable.

Seat can be fitted forward or parent facing. To verify the seat section is called a Cargoby Mutsy 5051HT Goirle.

Item located in SE22, near Cornflower Terrace.

Cash on collection is fine.

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