is this a good deal for an i-pod?

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a buddy of mine is selling his 4GB i-pod (I think it's an i-pod "mini", I'm not 100% sure) with i-trip fm transmitter, car charger, ear buds and i-tunes software for $75.00
It's used, but in top condition, and with all the stuff listed above.

I personally don't need an i-pod, since I got a new Alpine CD/mp3 receiver for my car, but i thought my wife could use it in her car, since it doesn't have a cd/mp3 player...(and the car would be the only place we'd use it if we got it; the 4GB is about 1,100 songs, and this is more than enough for us, who listen to a VERY limited range of music...she'd never even fill half of the 4GB)

i was wondering too if a cassette adapter is better than using the i-trip fm transmitter...does anybody know? ('cause without the itrip fm thingy and car charger he's asking $50, and the cassette adapter is about $10-15)
Thanks!

[ April 19, 2006, 05:43 PM: Message edited by: 97tbird ]
 
I prefer a cassette adapter to the fm modulator in my sirius satelite radio... there is too much interference going in and out... even when I take trips to the "middle of nowhere".

JMH
 
If the battery is still good, grab it!
Great iPod model, and it's metal, so it won't scratch like the other models.
Do cassette adapter - much better, and FM Xmitters suck in urban areas due to congested airwaves.

Scott
 
1st of all, thanks for the opinions, guys.

my buddy says he's gonna put it on Ebay if me/wife are not interested (he offered it to us 1st 'cause he knows us well)...wifey's "thinking" about it; I think from you guys' reactions, and some research i did on ebay that this is a good deal. (battery is in good condition, afaik)..I think we'll get it (trying to convince wife right now:)
 
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