Original Apple Logic Board for iPod Classic Monochrome 4th Generation 820-1535-A & 820-1723-A 20GB 40GB A1059 Backplate (Thick) Please note: 120GB & 128GB Capacity:16GB

Name: Original Apple Logic Board for iPod Classic Monochrome 4th Generation 820-1535-A & 820-1723-A 20GB 40GB A1059 Backplate (Thick) Please note: 120GB & 128GB Capacity:16GB
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SKU: 23817076091
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Original Apple Logic Board for iPod Classic Monochrome 4th Generation 820-1535-A & 820-1723-A 20GB 40GB A1059 Backplate (Thick) Please note: 120GB & 128GB Capacity:16GB

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Original Apple Logic Board for iPod Classic Monochrome 4th Generation 820 1535 A & 820 1723 A 20GB 40GB A1059 Backplate (Thick) Please note: 120GB & 128GB Capacity:16GB Please note: 120GB & 128GB iPods are a mix of 6th & 7th Generation logic boards and requires a "thick model" headphone jack lock switch flex cable

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