Original Apple 820-2437-A Motherboard Logic Board for iPod Classic 7th Generation 120GB 160GB 2008 2009 A1238 Model:160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB

Name: Original Apple 820-2437-A Motherboard Logic Board for iPod Classic 7th Generation 120GB 160GB 2008 2009 A1238 Model:160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB
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SKU: 25598848505
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Original Apple 820-2437-A Motherboard Logic Board for iPod Classic 7th Generation 120GB 160GB 2008 2009 A1238 Model:160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB

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Original Apple 820 2437 A Motherboard Logic Board for iPod Classic 7th Generation 120GB 160GB 2008 2009 A1238 Model:160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB Logic boards come with their respective HDD flex cable Sale is for hard drive only Logic boards come with their respective HDD flex cable Please note: 120GB 820 2437 A logic boards are limited to 128GB

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