Front splash shield parts repair

I would just jury-rig for the interim, with baling wire, twist-ties, twine, what have you, and do it right when you have more time, raise the front a bit if possible (safely), research the parts numbers, for both the shields and fasteners. There's likely to be several types of fasteners.

McGeorge Toyota Parts is one resource I use a lot, just to reference parts:

Bumper & Components - Front for 2004 Toyota Prius | Toyota Parts

Splash Shields for 2004 Toyota Prius | Toyota Parts

Fender & Components for 2004 Toyota Prius | Toyota Parts

 

Sorry, I'm third gen. Hopefully someone here with 2nd gen can take a look for you. Take and post some clear pictures, and that'll help responders. Your best resource is likely the car itself, if the fasteners are semi-symetrical, ie: you have some on one side missing on the other side. I find on our third gen at least, there's a combo of:

1. Coarse thread screws, that screw into nylon blocks locked in the frame or bumper.
2. Metric bolts, that screw into weld nuts.
3. Various push-in plastic fasteners.

 

The plastic undercover design changed across the various 2G model years.

As Mendel pointed out, it is best if you can find corresponding hardware which is still on the vehicle, to help you when you shop for replacement hardware.

Some of the missing hardware may be plastic fasteners which you will not find at a hardware store. You can get replacements at your local Toyota dealer. Some auto parts stores sell boxes of assorted plastic fasteners intended for use with specific auto makes such as Toyota.

 

My wife wiped mine out too. I tie wrapped it up and then sheet metal screwed it together. Been like that for a few years. I made the mistake of buying that piece on ebay. What a total pos. Useless. It came rolled up. It was so thin and distorted. Dont waste your time if replacing it
buy the original factory shield.

The OEM cover is $50 online Olathe Toyota last time I looked.

 

oh no yours looks alot better than mine lol...