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3197 days ago

Pre-loved Edinburgh Ezi L/B Stroller

Floro from Auckland Central

Selling our pre-loved Ezi Stroller from Edinburgh. This was only bought last November 2016 when my family went overseas. Paid $120 at the Baby Factory for it note: it was on sale that time but SRP now is $169.99 :).
When we came back,my kid doesn't fit anymore! Anyhow, our loss is your gain. Message me if you have questions. Pick up is at the city centre or Ellerslie.
Features 
- Link brakes 
- 5 point safety harness 
- 4 recline positions 
- Peekaboo window 
- Lockable front swivel wheels 
- Basket 
- Umbrella fold 
- Storm cover extra 
- Small colour co-ordinated hub caps

Price: $50

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