I looked online at local junk yards and the cheapest I could find was 35.00! they`re 37.00 at advanced and half that at rock auto!

 

Yeah , what the NewGuy said. Just does not make any sense at all to use any used brakes parts ever.

 

True True, I hear ya, Safety is #1 in my books. Might as well bite the bullet and drop $28 on new pair of pads, $48 for a rotor, and $250 on a caliper.

 

Best to replace calipers in pairs, or you're liable to end up with a pull. They come with the bracket, and the hardware. Here is the right front:
Remanufactured Brake Caliper with Mounting Bracket SLC599: Advance Auto Parts

When you get ready to bleed them, let us know. If it's not done correctly you'll end up with air in the ABS unit requiring a high end scan tool to bleed it.