CoachBuilt Prams

Here are the original  Messages which I have been able to copy and Paste onto this page.  Please keep up the good work and continue to post to the New Guestbook,  I am sorry that it has to be in this roundabout way for the moment at least.

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Hazel Harlow: [When I found your site it was like Aladins Cave and wonderland all rolled into one! I will be a frequent visitor. Thank you, Though financially and storage wise I cannot indulge my dream - I can be part of all your dreams. I have just bought a Marmet Coach Built but do not know the model - hopefully I hope to have it shipshape by the begining of May when a surprise grandchild is due. Thank you I know where to come now to browse on thos 'blue' days we all get. Kind Regards Hazel

12 hours ago 79.77.115.x

Vita: wonderful website. Congratulations Sandra in bringing a wonderful part of social history to all.

10-Mar-08 124.168.50.x

wendy : what a wonderful site this is I have had a passion for prams since a child and had a beautiful navy blue royal pram for 4 of my children I have a royal dolls pram in loft having looked through your site has now kindled my passion especially as I have just bought a reborn baby, o no my hubby has just said !!!!!! well done to the two of you nice to see these beutiful prams brought back to wonderful condition.

04-Mar-08 86.27.228.x

liane : hi , just want to say thank you for your wonderful pages . its great to see im not alone in my obsession !! love liane

24-Feb-08 77.97.4.x

Peggy Archer: I have just found your Pram site. I will be sending some details to you soon. I have a 1934 London Coach pram, completely re-conditioned, which sadly I need to sell. When I have some photos, I will be in touch. Am I on the right site? Regards Peg

19-Feb-08 86.128.248.x

janie simons: Thank you - your site is lovely. I have always loved old prams and pushchairs. I look forward to returning to your site.

09-Feb-08 76.66.17.x

Lisa gedling: I have recently been given a silver cross dolls pram, which i was told is circa 1950 but could be older....it looks a lot like the susan or the nina....it needs a lot of work doing on it and i could use all the help possible, especially when its comes to the hood, cover and insert. I saw what u have done with your prams and was amazed at the transformation, keep up the goodwork

09-Feb-08 82.42.222.x

Dee Sammut: I loved your web site as I have a complete 'thing' about coach built prams. About a year or so ago I bought a second hand beautiful Silver Cross Durham Rose pram for my first grandchild, she is nearly 2 now and still uses it, she loves going out in it. I think my interest began when I had a lovely big Wilson or maybe Silver Cross pram when my children were babies. It was dark green with a rose cameo on the side. I can't remember whether it was a Balmoral or a kensington, but it was beautiful, I still regret selling it for about £7 in 1980!

02-Feb-08 78.146.103.x

DAWN: I have what I thought was an unusual passion, coach built prams, my mum had one for all of us,I'm one of three, (the eldest) and can remember my younger siblings huge silvercross , black coachwork, with cream lining, mum kept it spotless, grandparents bought me a maroon silvercross dolls pram when I was 6 I thought it was the 'bees knees', I'd love to start a collection, but sadly don't have the room, we only have a small house, I'v enjoyed your website, have added it to my bookmarks and will certainly visit again very soon. Dawn.

31-Jan-08 81.157.145.x

marbeth craig: i was brousing the net at silvercross prams when i came across your web site. I love coach built prams too. I have a Marmet baby pram and silver cross dolls pram so far.

30-Jan-08 86.132.167.x

Donna Allison: I enjoyed looking at all the beautiful prams. I hav just bought a roslyn dolls pram from ebay and in the process of restoring it. Looking forward to more pictures on your site.

24-Jan-08 195.93.21.x

mavis rodger: i loved looking at your prams i look forward to seeing more pictures on your site.

20-Jan-08 79.68.80.x

trish mason: what a brilliant site, i have always loved the old silver cross prams but have only recenyly been looking at them on ebay. [My husband and children thought i'd "lost the plot" so seeing a site like yours is BRILL] thanks again and i would like to be kept informed when you update

15-Jan-08 195.93.21.x

Kath Brimley: I have thoroughly enjoyed browsing your website. We have recently been told that we are to become granparents for the first time and I would just love a big coach built pram for our grandchild. I too love a real pram - so now the search for one begins - thanks again for all the photo's and information.

13-Jan-08 212.100.250.x

Debbie Ramshaw: I have stumbled across a Silver Cross Pram - Circa 1950's i think? Can you help me to identify the exact year and name of this pram as i am unable to find any pictures that are the same. It is chocolate brown in color but this might have been originally maroon and faded now. It has a porcelain heart shape with a painted rose on each side. The emblem at the end of the pram says Silver Cross and underneath this is a plaque with Made in England engraved on it. Kind Regards Debbie

08-Jan-08 124.180.68.x

debbie: Hi Sandra, fantastic site, didnt you do well..lol please notice my email address is different, got lots to tell you please get intouch...debs...xxx

06-Jan-08 82.40.168.x

Coachbuiltprams: Margaret Short - I would be delighted to see your pram photographs, yes, please do send them to me and thank you very much. Sandra

06-Jan-08 88.109.148.x

margaret short: I love your site and have some 'pram' photos I could send you if you are interested?

05-Jan-08 198.161.230.x

Lillian's Sister: As Lillians sister may I say my pram is not rotting away. I just cant bear it to go. I used it for all four of my children, so it has many happy memories. I remember one winter afternoon it began to snow heavily and I put my daughter Jennifer (eldest)6years old and her brother 4year old in the pram with Jennifer holding her baby brother of 9months on her knee. all of them under the hood. All home dry.Mother exhausted! I know it had the largest wheels of the SilverCross range.unfortunately I cant remember the name of the pram.It was rolls royce silver with a navy interior,hood and apron. I used to get a new apron and hood and sometimes the wheels renewed when required. the pram shop sent them to Silver Cross for this.

04-Jan-08 82.40.143.x

Jean Green: Hi I have a large collection of brochures and replicas of coachbuilt prams - this hobby keeps me out of mischief.

31-Dec-07 86.154.41.x