New Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation Grey Plastic / Green / Grey Plastic (Toxic Green) iPhone 5 32MB/30GB: MA002 PA002 MA146 PA146 Capacity:16GB

Name: New Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation Grey Plastic / Green / Grey Plastic (Toxic Green) iPhone 5 32MB/30GB: MA002 PA002 MA146 PA146 Capacity:16GB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57209829580
Price: 125.00 USD
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New Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation Grey Plastic / Green / Grey Plastic (Toxic Green) iPhone 5 32MB/30GB: MA002 PA002 MA146 PA146 Capacity:16GB

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New Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation Grey Plastic Green Grey Plastic (Toxic Green) iPhone 5 32MB 30GB: MA002 PA002 MA146 PA146 Capacity:16GB 32MB 30GB: MA002 PA002 MA146 PA146 820 1764 A logic board is for ‘Apple iPod With Color Display’ models only: MA079LL A MA9830LL A 128GB 256GB 512GB 1TB iPods are upgraded with SD card storage using Tarkan’s iFlash Solo Dual & Quad adapters

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