Original Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 8GB 2007 iOS 3.1.3 MA712LL/A A1203 Refurbished New Battery 1500mah LCD Assembly iPod Touches come with a Capacity:16GB

Name: Original Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 8GB 2007 iOS 3.1.3 MA712LL/A A1203 Refurbished New Battery 1500mah LCD Assembly iPod Touches come with a Capacity:16GB
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SKU: 38237162792
Price: 129.99 USD
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Original Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 8GB 2007 iOS 3.1.3 MA712LL/A A1203 Refurbished New Battery 1500mah LCD Assembly iPod Touches come with a Capacity:16GB

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Original Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 8GB 2007 iOS 3.1.3 MA712LL A A1203 Refurbished New Battery 1500mah LCD Assembly iPod Touches come with a Capacity:16GB iPod Touches come with a new lightning USB cable it is highly recommended not to rely solely on USB iPhone has been refurbished & has a new 1500mah battery installed Sale is for iPhone only

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