If you switch to a front bumper for a sport 99-01 then you need the whole bumper bracket set up. It won't work if you don't have all of that.

 

And dont forget the grille is different too, it comes down farther instead of being straight across and the bracket that holds it on is different

 

I have a 2011 Sport and backed into a light pole. The body shop can get a new OEM Rear bumper for $385. 2 to 3 days and he will have it. Of course he has to paint it and mount it, so the whole bill was $585. He just called the local dealer so they are readily available.

 

The difference is you have a 2011, where as the OP has a 2000. Just a few years.

Welcome to DF, JimThomp. A friendly piece of advice (not trying to be a jerk), check the post dates before you post. This thread has been "dead" since April of 2010.

 

Not to mention he's talking about the opposite end of the truck.

 

My 2000 is a sport and my front fascia cracked when i bumped a snow bank at -40 hehe. Sooooooo my solution will be simple yet long lasting... behold...
http://www.ironcrossautomotive.com/i...d=62&Itemid=74