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    Default Help with buying a double buggy PLEASE

    Please, please, please can somone help me

    I am going to be looking after a 14month old and a 24month old and would like to buy a double buggy.

    Well i have looked on the internet for hours and still dont seem to be getting anywhere!! i would prefere a tandem one rather then side by side.

    Ive looked on ebay and the ones in my area are either to much money or atleast 45 minute drive away. I feel like i have looked on every website going and they are either too much money or the rear seat is only for a child upto 6 months.

    please can someone help me find a website that has a good value for money double buggy.

    Thank you

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    Default Re: Help with buying a double buggy PLEASE

    Would you prefer a 4 or 3 wheeler. Have you tried ***** and facebook buy and sell as well?
    Paula

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    Default Re: Help with buying a double buggy PLEASE

    In our area you can apply for a short term (as along as you need it) loan of equipment through the Development workers, have you tried asking in your area, you never know.

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    I dont mind if its 3 or 4 wheels, although my friend said that 3 wheels are easier to push.


    Ive looked on *****, but im not on face book!

    The cheapest one i have found is on precious little ones for £69.95 but is a side by side one and i would prefere tandem,

    Thanks for your feedback X

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    have you tried gumtree,pre-loved, I'm sure there's a multiple birth one two but i can't remember the name , oh and car boots? if your friends with any local cms they may lend you one? that's what i did then brought a out and about on ebay and had it couriered think it was £40.00 all together bargain
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    Quote Originally Posted by mamasheshe View Post
    have you tried gumtree,pre-loved, I'm sure there's a multiple birth one two but i can't remember the name , oh and car boots? if your friends with any local cms they may lend you one? that's what i did then brought a out and about on ebay and had it couriered think it was £40.00 all together bargain
    Ive had alook at the carboots but people seemed to only be selling singles. i looked at the pre-loved website but couldnt figure out how to change the settings so it show the ones near my house lol.

    me and the interenet have a love/hate relationship

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    Our NCT sale is October, you could check if there is any locally to you soon
    Paula

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    Maybe try freecycle.org? you join the one that is local to your area, I got a fab stroller which lays flat from a lovely lady who had to many buggies! It was almost new and hardly used, mamas and papas! I think I was very lucky. Worth an ask?

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    I'm looking on a graco stadium duo on ebay new for £109 think its from babyonline

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    Hi ya, I researched double buggies thoroughly after I had a side by side and could not fit it thru the pre schools door!!! I ended up buying the Britax B dual which is similar to the phil & Teds one, its fab I love it but was 350 quid all in!! My sis has brought the Oh Baby one, which is a bit cheaper I think!

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    If you find one you like the look of on e-bay, it is always worth sending the seller a message to ask if they would consider posting the item to you, even if they have listed it as collection only.

    I bought a Jane Powertwin tandem pushchair on e-bay a couple of weeks ago. I found one in good condition listed with a buy it now price of £130, it had no bids on it (possibly because no-one within collecting distance was interested at the time) so I messaged to ask if she would consider posting it and she replied to say she would be happy to and it would cost me £20. It arrived brilliantly packaged 4 days later and I'm really quite chuffed with my bargain!

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    Hi

    Thanks for all your replies, this morning i won a Jane Powertwin tandem pushchair, with rain cover and cosy toes for £100.00 on e-bay It looks in fab condition

    Can't wait to go and collect it.

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    Default Re: Help with buying a double buggy PLEASE

    av you tried *****?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DIPPY DOUGHNUT View Post
    Hi

    Thanks for all your replies, this morning i won a Jane Powertwin tandem pushchair, with rain cover and cosy toes for £100.00 on e-bay It looks in fab condition

    Can't wait to go and collect it.
    wow thats a bargain, i paid just over £200 for mine off ebay but it did come with car seats too. its the best double ever

 

 

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