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Old 06-09-2002, 01:26 AM
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Chevy Beretta's

I have a 90 Beretta GTZ with a Quad 4 engine...the car has gone to crap and the engine was recently just rebuilt and is practically brand new. I am wondering if anyone knows what car models are compatible with Beretta's. I want to transfer my engine into a body of a car...so if anyone can help...i'll be happy!
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Old 06-16-2002, 01:05 AM
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Some Pontiac grand am's, Olds cutlass calias, Buick skaylark(I think), There is probably more(I have a brain freeze).
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Old 07-17-2003, 11:43 PM
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I know that Corisca is the "big sister" car to the Beretta. Husband had a 1995 Grand AM (4 door) with the same Quad4 engine in it.
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Old 08-05-2003, 01:36 PM
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berettas and corsicas are nearly identical...the only difference is the beretta is a 2 door and the corsica is a 4 door... and alos, the nose on the beretta is slightly longer than the corsica. this is because the hood,grille,and bumper on the beretta is kindof pointy towards the front where as the corsica is basically straight across.

but yeah basically any engine in a beretta is going to work in a corsica, especially since they are basically the same car
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Old 08-22-2003, 01:17 AM
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most berettas don't have the proper mounts for the Q4; only any GTZ or some 94 Z26's. as far as i know no corsica was stock with a Q4. as far as fitting, sure it will fit in a corsica or beretta or the others mentioned; if you weld, you can put it in almost anything you want.

another GTZ would probably handle better than any of the other models with existing mounts! my advice: check berettastuff.com or beretta.net & see if anyone wants to get rid of a GTZ shell.
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