Will the door panels from an 88 GTA with the molded in type arm rests mount to the doors of a 90 model? I'm thinking that it should with everything else like top trim and the fasteners around the edges but the arm rest is what I'm worried about.
Does anyone know?


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I really don't know for sure, but I'd guess they would. Everything I see in catalogs for 3rd gens are from 82-92 year models.

 

I just found out that the big difference is in a bracket that is mounted on the inner door to mount the armrest. This is the only model door panel that uses this bracket while all the others use the standard two smaller mounts and torx screws.

 

I put some GTA door panels on my 86 IROC and had to get the brackets from thirdgenparts.com The brackets were cheap enough and the mounting is pretty simple. Good luck

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