Help: Need to find chrome front bumper face bar...need suggestions (2003)

Hi!
Looking to replace rusted out chrome front bumper face bar on '03 Tacoma. Looking online and lots of options on ebay, Amazon and Toyota parts places. Prices range from $105-$285. Would like something with good quality but not pay Toyota prices. Any recommendations? And if they come with replacement brackets/bolts that is a plus. Thanks! (yes I searched forum)

 

This piece...

 

I bought mine on Amazon. Cleaned the backside and sprayed with expoxy paint to seal it then cover in bed liner. No issues 4 years later.

 

Here you can see the epoxy

 

I bought mine on Craigslist. I saw a post from a Chrome shop in the Bay Area with a list of all the bumpers they were selling. One of them was for 1st gens. It was OEM, had been re-chromed and looked brand new. It was only $125 and they delivered it same day! I read lots of reviews on Amazon and the majority of aftermarket ones had really bad reviews (they were paper thin, missing hardware etc). Might be worth while to ping your local Chrome shop to see if they have anything or what it cost to have one
plated.

 

Ebay / USA shipped
Only $150 or so for the aftermarket ones ..Its a pretty basic part, also read reviews for quality. The Toyota ones will rust and bend as well.
https://youtu.be/0l4t2mdgV2Y

if your fasteners are in relatively good shape you should be able to re-use them. If not, grab some before the swap

 

Thanks everyone! I picked one up off Ebay $128 w/tax from "bumper-outlet" (made in Taiwan). Anyway, out of thousands of reviews they have a 99.8% positive rating and have ebay money back guarantee. It arrived today and seems pretty good quality although it is light. Dunno how it compairs to stock, but it isn't flimsy. I plan on sanding the backside, clean with super clean, wipe down and paint with VHT all weather Epoxy. ("no" primer needed) May even hit it with fluid film, but have to see if it will do anything to the Epoxy. Sound like a good plan?

Local shop quoted $75 to put it on...plus any replacement rusted up parts. The brackets seem to a little rusty but ok. Guessing it should just be bolts, nuts and some clips.

 

Project completed a couple weeks ago. Here are some pics.
Step 1: Sanded off chrome interior side. (lots of sanding) Tape anything that will touch a surface to prevent scuffing from residue. (goof off to remove barcode sticker)
Step 2: Cleaned bumper with SuperClean
Step 3: Let dry
Step 4: Blow off with blower
Step 5: Tape off/cover any areas not to be painted (blow off with blower again)
Step 6: 3 light coats VHT Black Gloss Epoxy (all weather) (followed wait time on can)
https://www.vhtpaint.com/specialty/vht-epoxy-all-weather-paint
Step 7: 2 medium/heavy coats (followed wait time on can. One can is enough)
Step 8: Let dry 24+ hours before handling
Steo 9: Assemble. Had a local shop do it. Just too big a project for me. And they ran into a lot of rusted up bolts and metal spacer brackets. ($280 parts+labor...@$425 total with bumper and paint)
Step 10: Enjoy rust free bumper. The epoxy paint should yield a few more years of rust protection as we know these rust from inside out.
And pics...

 

Before:

 

Prep and Paint:

 

After: Happy with it, much better than the old rusted one. Shop did have some issues with rusted bolts that ended up braking two plastic areas of the bumper assembly. Luckily you can't tell. Otherwise it would mean replacing lower bumper. So word of warning trying yourself. Be careful and know stuff will be rusted and things could break.