Yes, the body panels on the 1st Generation S-10 pick-up truck should match between years. The main differences would be if the donor vehicle has a regular or extended cab, and also certain differences in trim pieces (ie: chrome trim on bumper, chrome grille vs. plastic grill). The drivetrain (2wd vs. 4wd) does not affect the body panels, the main differences between the two types are found in the frame modifications required to support the 4wd drivetrain, and the extra parts required for the additional drive axle at the front of the vehicle.
A 1989 Chevrolet Silverado and a 1993 GMC Cheyenne are two totally different body styles. With that being said then no the body parts will not interchange
Years of body parts that should match your 1989 4 door sedan: Front header 1987 through 1990. Hoods from all years. Front fenders 1986 through 1990. Front doors from all years. Rear doors from sedans only. Rear header panel from 1986 through 1989. Trunk lids from all sedans and coupes.
No.
Yes
Body Slam - 1986 was released on: USA: 21 November 1986 (limited) USA: 21 May 1987 Australia: 12 November 1987 Philippines: 21 January 1989 (Davao) Japan: 10 November 1989 (video premiere)
Extrapyramidal pathway
No
What parts??? Body, engine, suspension???
Body panels- 1989-2006, 1989-1998 geo/chevy tracker
Although they share the same platform, they shared no body panels, so the answer is no.
a few body parts,absolutly no mechanical parts.
No, the body panels are not interchangable; Mazda redesigned the 323 in 1990.; 1986-1989 are similar, with detail differences in the tail-lights and headlights and grille. Try searchign under "Images" on Google by typing the year make and model or try Edmonds.com for car facts. Cheers Malcolm