Quinny pram
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Hi neighbours I have a quinny pram up for grabs it still has life left but does come with a few faults.
2 big back tires needs new inner tube and 2 valve caps are missing. 1 of the (left) adapters that attaches to the bassinet is missing ( I have miss placed it can't find it.) The mosquito net can only attach to the bassinet and not the seat canopy. Quinny bag has a little hole ( see in photos)
Can purchase missing parts online.
May need a clean been in storage.
Comes with.
Rain cover
Mosquito net
Bassinet
Bag
Buggy board
If you have any questions I am happy to answer.
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