Refurbished Apple iPod 2nd Generation 2002 10GB 20GB A1019 M8737LL/A M8738LL/A New Battery 3360mah Adapter (iFlash / Tarkan) 2 SATA 2242 style drives Capacity:16GB

Name: Refurbished Apple iPod 2nd Generation 2002 10GB 20GB A1019 M8737LL/A M8738LL/A New Battery 3360mah Adapter (iFlash / Tarkan) 2 SATA 2242 style drives Capacity:16GB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67044327456
Price: 115.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.540900000000001 (27 reviews)

Refurbished Apple iPod 2nd Generation 2002 10GB 20GB A1019 M8737LL/A M8738LL/A New Battery 3360mah Adapter (iFlash / Tarkan) 2 SATA 2242 style drives Capacity:16GB

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Refurbished Apple iPod 2nd Generation 2002 10GB 20GB A1019 M8737LL A M8738LL A New Battery 3360mah Adapter (iFlash Tarkan) 2 SATA 2242 style drives Capacity:16GB 2 SATA 2242 style drives Sale is for iPod & a new USB type A 30 pin cable Please note: 2nd Generation iPod Classics require FireWire for charging & syncing specifically a male FireWire 400 to male FireWire 400 cable

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