Refurbished Apple iPod Original 1st Generation 2001 5GB 10GB M8541 M8513LL/A M8709LL/A New Battery 3360mah Adapter (iFlash / Tarkan) Logic boards come with their Blue Baby Metal

Name: Refurbished Apple iPod Original 1st Generation 2001 5GB 10GB M8541 M8513LL/A M8709LL/A New Battery 3360mah Adapter (iFlash / Tarkan) Logic boards come with their Blue Baby Metal
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 66264684937
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.817200000000001 (18 reviews)

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Refurbished Apple iPod Original 1st Generation 2001 5GB 10GB M8541 M8513LL A M8709LL A New Battery 3360mah Adapter (iFlash Tarkan) Logic boards come with their Blue Baby Metal Logic boards come with their respective HDD flex cable Media is strictly proprietary and confidential Please note: 1st Generation iPod Classics require FireWire for charging & syncing Limited Warranty Information & FAQ Access Here

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