All Beretta doors from all years are interchangeable. The seatbelts, on the other hand, changed mounting poisitions over the years. The good news is that the mouting holes are still available throughout all years, just behind the panels.
you need a door from 73 to 87
88 and 90
No, 94 suburban doors will not fit a 89 Chevy truck. The door designs and mounting points differ between these models, as they were produced in different generations with distinct body styles. Modifications may be possible, but it would require significant alterations to make them compatible. It's best to use doors specifically designed for the 89 Chevy truck for a proper fit.
3/8 or 10mm depending on how rusty it is...
Not likely, but your best bet is to measure and compare the two wheel-bases.
yes
Approximately 8,000 units of the 1989 Chevy Beretta GTU were produced. The GTU was a sport-oriented version of the Beretta, featuring performance enhancements and unique styling elements. It was part of the larger Beretta lineup, which was popular during its production years in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
No.
Yes.
Yes it will.
$48 for a remanufactured. both motors that year share the same starter.
Yes