Mopar anti-rattle springs

I seem to have misplaced the "anti-rattle" springs that attach to one end of the "strut" (Mopar's nomenclature) for my 1968 B-body 10" rear brakes. As I recall, it was a lightweight spring. The repair manual shows it as an "anti-rattle" spring, but I cannot find a part number anywhere. I've done quite a bit of searching, but I can't seem to find any more information on it. I've visited the hardware store, trying to find a suitable replacement, but that hasn't worked out either. Does anyone have any knowledge of this elusive part? A part number, a source to purchase from, or anyone have two they would be willing to part with? Thanks.:confused:

Are you talking about the spring that helps hold the shoe to the backing plate? I would think most of the brake peices are available from a parts store, you may have to buy them as part of a kit.

he`s talking about the strut bar that runs between the two shoes just below the wheel cylinder, I think they come with a spring kit, but not sure...if all else fails go to any you pull it, there will be a million out there.

Tried stopping in at the local NAPA in my search, even though their on-line look-up failed to show me anything. It was a last ditch effort before I went on-line with the website just provided to me for the springs (from another forum). The counter guy, who is very knowledgeable, pulled out a tattered, dirty, well worn paper catalog, and found exactly what I needed. In the event anyone needs these springs, the NAPA part no. is NAPA #80744. Just goes to show how valuable a savvy parts guy, with an old paper catalog can be. Computerized inventories for the parts houses are three steps backwards IMO. :mad: