When I go over bumps it makes this sound I want to sell it and don't want to put any more money then I have to. I just want to take care of whatever is clunking around in the rear before I do.
It's your rear stabilizer bar END LINKS. Very cheap and very easy to replace. Common problem for these. You can get cheap ones online for $10 and good greaseable ones for $20+.
Testimonial: "Awesome I believe when I was under my trunk I seen them they're on each side of the sway bar. Two bolts with an arm that connects them. They're a smaller size in the front correct?"
Yes, you are correct. Will be a nut on the end of each threaded head. Typically stock ones have a allen wrench type hole in the middle of the thread so the whole thing doesn't turn. Picture is a generic pic, not exact for your TB. My 06 does have the allen wrench hole, however, my 02 TB does not. IF not, you can use channel locks to hold onto the end if it starts to turn. Pretty easy. 
There is one in front and back. The front is much bigger in diameter than the rear(weight). They both serve the same purpose. When you remove the links and the sway bar just falls/sloppy. You should replace the sway bar frame bushings also.
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Also called rear sway bar links.
Testimonial: "Are they the attached bolts that are larger in the rear and a smaller size in the front. I just looked it up and saw pictures of two bolts that attached with a small arm in between them. That go on each side of the of the sway bar I also seen an image of just one bolt wher would that single bolt be located ?"
It's called stabilizer bar bolt has a number #11516918
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