Thick Pine Green U2 Special Edition Backplate for Apple iPod Video 5th 5.5 A1136 & iPod Classic 6th 7th A1238 Lanyard 'Thick' model: 60/80GB: 850mah Capacity:16GB

Name: Thick Pine Green U2 Special Edition Backplate for Apple iPod Video 5th 5.5 A1136 & iPod Classic 6th 7th A1238 Lanyard 'Thick' model: 60/80GB: 850mah Capacity:16GB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 66353985521
Price: 22.99 USD
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Rating: 4.3987 (21 reviews)

Thick Pine Green U2 Special Edition Backplate for Apple iPod Video 5th 5.5 A1136 & iPod Classic 6th 7th A1238 Lanyard 'Thick' model: 60/80GB: 850mah Capacity:16GB

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Thick Pine Green U2 Special Edition Backplate for Apple iPod Video 5th 5.5 A1136 & iPod Classic 6th 7th A1238 Lanyard 'Thick' model: 60 80GB: 850mah Capacity:16GB 'Thick' model: 60 80GB: 850mah which use 820 1764 A logic boards Please note: If you have a preference between white black parts please include a note with your order

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