Refurbished Black Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation New Battery 650mah 850mah A1238 Generation & Capacity:7th 160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB

Name: Refurbished Black Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation New Battery 650mah 850mah A1238 Generation & Capacity:7th 160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58153974205
Price: 184.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Refurbished Black Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation New Battery 650mah 850mah A1238 Generation & Capacity:7th 160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB

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Refurbished Black Apple iPod Classic 6th & 7th Generation New Battery 650mah 850mah A1238 Generation & Capacity:7th 160GB Logic boards come with their Capacity:16GB Logic boards come with their respective HDD flex cable Sale is for hard drive only 'Thin' model: 80 120 128GB + 7th 160GB: 650mah 'Thick' model: 6th 160GB: 850mah

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