AbleData Classified Listing: For Sale

Alvema Trax Max adaptive stroller

Date Entered: December 12, 2011.

Manufactured by: Eurovema AB (formerly RvS Euroflex AB and Alvema AB).

Description: This Adaptive Stroller was used twice. It is in excellent condition, and we have all of the support pads, as well as the canopy. Rated for up to 150 pounds. You can view a detailed description at this website. This stroller will take you from infant to adult easily. Fully adjustable. It has two drum brakes and a brake locking mechanism.

Asking Price: $2000.00.

Original Price: $4500.00.

Contact:
Dennis Jacobs
420 Hendon Row Way
Fort Mill, South Carolina 29715
United States

Home Phone: 803-802-5262.
Work Phone: 803-288-3534.
Fax: 803-802-0386.
Email: djacobs79@comporium.net.

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