Wife unit started to exit the Tracker a couple days ago and the inside door handle suddenly "let go".  The body (not handle) cracked on it.  These things have always been made of plastic with a spring and a pin in them.  They do break occassionally.  I still had a few door handles from my 1st gen trucks in my parts buckets but no new ones... so I put a door handle on my shopping list to the local pick-n-pull.  
While I was there I decided to pull an extra wiindow crank and I grabbed a couple more door handles (right and left side).  I even found one that had a broken handle, but the body was in good shape.  I came home and took the two broken handles apart and made one good handle out of the two and replaced the broken handle.  Out of curiosity, I called my local Chevy dealer to get an inside door handle priced.  The replacement cost from my  local Chevy dealership for these simple little door handles was $43 each!!!!   I got five door handles and a window crank for $25 at the pick-n-pull.  A good deal.

OE Zuki handles go a lot cheaper for the same handle!

http://www.trademotion.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=getLocator&siteid=214330&chapter=ARS1411&appSectionid=2732&groupid=51895&subgroupid=51897&componentid=&make=33&model=Grand%20vitara&year=1999&graphicID=1411345&callout=3&catalogid=2

E-bay has em' for $14-$19 (w/shipping) for repops.

I too still LOVE a good junk yard romp though.  

That's a heck of alot better than paying $43 dollars for one!!!  I cannot believe the amount of  bureaucracy that would be required to actually have to charge a customer (with a straight face) $43 bucks for one of these things.