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Thon

Member Since: 22 Nov 2015
Location: Salisbury Plain
Posts: 696

[For Sale] Land Rover All-terrain Pushchair - SOLD

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After 6 years of faithful service, it is time to say goodbye to our Land Rover pushchair. This was a genuine accessory made under licence by a UK company Pegasus. Spares are available here: http://www.landroverpushchairs.co.uk/acatalog/
It's in decent condition, has been fitted with Schwalbe tyres with kevlar protection bands. Every part of it functions as it should and it comes complete with rain cover, sun shield, cosytoze & basinette fitting for <6 month olds. The back wheels have a QR mounting and the front uses 2 wingnuts, very easy to use and means it folds up very small.
It has a fixed front wheel and is very easy to push over challenging ground (has done many miles across Salisbury Plain). Paint has been worn away in a few places, netting in the carrying sling is a little tatty.
It can be collected from SN96DF or anywhere en-route from there to Bicester if you're not in a hurry at no extra cost. Would prefer not to post if poss. Looking for £95 all-in.

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Last edited by Thon on 11th Sep 2023 1:53pm. Edited 1 time in total

27th May 2023 7:59pm

LR Nuts

Member Since: 10 Aug 2022
Location: UK
Posts: 1145

It is against the law to sell the mattress, shown in the 'pram crib' photo.

28th May 2023 7:51am

diesel_jim

Member Since: 13 Oct 2008
Location: hiding
Posts: 6095

What law is that?

28th May 2023 8:15am

LR Nuts

Member Since: 10 Aug 2022
Location: UK
Posts: 1145

From NHS website.

If you're borrowing a crib or a cot, or using one that's been used by another of your children, you should ideally buy a new mattress.

You never want to take the risk !!

I speak from experience, almost lost a child to Sudden Infant Death.

28th May 2023 8:33am

Thon

Member Since: 22 Nov 2015
Location: Salisbury Plain
Posts: 696

Happy for the buyer to leave the mattress behind.

28th May 2023 10:30am

TexasRover

Member Since: 24 Nov 2022
Location: Paris
Posts: 1085

2002 Defender 110 Td5 DCPU Chawton White

So there is no law then, just advice.

28th May 2023 11:17am

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