30GB Toshiba MK3004GAH 50-Pin IDE Thick Dual-Platter HDD Hard Drive for Apple iPod Classic 3rd Generation Faceplate For Apple M9244LL/A Capacity:16GB

Name: 30GB Toshiba MK3004GAH 50-Pin IDE Thick Dual-Platter HDD Hard Drive for Apple iPod Classic 3rd Generation Faceplate For Apple M9244LL/A Capacity:16GB
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30GB Toshiba MK3004GAH 50-Pin IDE Thick Dual-Platter HDD Hard Drive for Apple iPod Classic 3rd Generation Faceplate For Apple M9244LL/A Capacity:16GB

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30GB Toshiba MK3004GAH 50 Pin IDE Thick Dual Platter HDD Hard Drive for Apple iPod Classic 3rd Generation Faceplate For Apple M9244LL A Capacity:16GB For Apple M9244LL A Sale is for hard drive only Hard Drives original Apple OEM pulls are in used condition & tested for bad sectors (reallocated sectors & sectors pending reallocation)

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