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From: erf@gitpyr.UUCP (Ed Fair)
Newsgroups: net.consumers,net.kids
Subject: Re: Baby Buggies (strollers)
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Date: Mon, 5-Aug-85 23:43:13 EDT
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Summary: a great baby stroller....

as far as strollers go, i recommend a built-rite.  sorry i don't
have a model number; i ordered it out of the sears catalog.

it has big wheels (fixed, not steerable), a back seat (holds groceries),
kid seems to like it ok, too.  if you don't have a car this is the
stroller for you.  drives like a cadillac.  it's not too manuverable,
though, so don't take it in the china shop.  for walks around the
block, to the 7-eleven, etc. it can't be beat.  

if you're buying a stroller, think about where you might be 
going with it, will it fold up well (mine doesn't fold up too well),
etc.

-- 
Ed Fair, Office of Computing Services
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA  30332
Phone:	(404) 894-6162,	(404) 894-4660 [messages]
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