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Crikey Sunny don't remember a pram like that. Love the Silver Cross coach prams I had one for my son used to walk miles with it.

good job you dont want a pram now just seen this one for £1,450 new still made in yorkshire

I know they're so expensive now mine was passed on to me by a friend, couldn't get on buses with them had to walk everywhere but baby looked so comfy and the weather seemed better then usually had my fringed sun shade on with it , lovely.

I had the Silver Cross big carriage prams with my two, too. Much better than the pram fodder available to todays new parents.

Had Silver Cross buggies too - proper steel frame. None of your plastic moulded wheels....

I loved my silver cross pram mine was late 70's early 80's had it for my 6 &my sister borrowed it then used it for my Grandaughter,ended up going to her day nursery didn't want to give it away though & I would of still had it but my ex made me give it away

Yea Rude proper prams eh, I cringe when I see some of the modern buggies with tiny babies stuffed into them.

I've still got my silver cross tandem pushchair.bought it 2nd hand from Runcorn,she had hardly used it but I had it for my 4th & 5th then 5th & 6th then 6th & grandaughter

They just go on for ever I passed mine on to a relative don't know where it is now probably still going ha. Funny I love to hear of baby things going through the family like yours Star and being used but I find the young ones just want brand new all the time, it's a shame.

I brought one these across the pond about 45 years ago, dismantled
of course for my sister in law. That is a storey in itself.
Brutal drive from Montreal to Ottawa in a snow storm.

We all seem to like them, but the French don't. They banned the sale of them in France. Health and Safety reasons ! What they really meant was, we want to sell our prams and not yours.

"" France has banned Silver Cross prams from being sold in their shops, in what the firm’s owner has described as a blatant example of European Union free trade rules being flouted ""

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