New LCD Assembly Digitizer for Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 2007 Original 4GB 8GB 16GB A1203 MA501LL/A MA712LL/A MB384LL/A Logic Board iPhone has been fully refurbished Capacity:16GB

Name: New LCD Assembly Digitizer for Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 2007 Original 4GB 8GB 16GB A1203 MA501LL/A MA712LL/A MB384LL/A Logic Board iPhone has been fully refurbished Capacity:16GB
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SKU: 58252106105
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New LCD Assembly Digitizer for Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 2007 Original 4GB 8GB 16GB A1203 MA501LL/A MA712LL/A MB384LL/A Logic Board iPhone has been fully refurbished Capacity:16GB

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New LCD Assembly Digitizer for Apple iPhone 2G 1st Generation 2007 Original 4GB 8GB 16GB A1203 MA501LL A MA712LL A MB384LL A Logic Board iPhone has been fully refurbished Capacity:16GB iPhone has been fully refurbished cosmetically & internally iPhone has been refurbished & has a new 1500mah battery installed

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