All good thoughts above.
I have a '61 LeSabre that was WAY too loose.
What I did was trim the inner bushing on the strut rod rounded with a wire wheel on a bench grinder about a 1/4", but keeping the inner diameter the same.
This can ONLY be done with Poly strut rod/brake reaction rod bushings.
Putting the shaved bushing in the rear.
What this does is pull the lower control arm forward by1/4" for a more positive caster setting.
Set the Caster as far to the plus side as possible.
+2* or more. +4* IF possible.
Anything more than this will be harder to achieve but do it IF possible.
This has so many positive attributes I don't remember them all.
Set the camber to "0" +or- 1/4* & and toe in between the specs.
The steering will be tighter, the wheel will come back to center easier, will track down the road straighter so you DON,T have to constantly steer/correct the car, the car is now being led by the front wheels instead of being pushed by the rear.
Try it I know you'll like it.
On a '62 you ALSO have the option of a faster ratio box as it is mounted to the inside of the frame unlike my '61 which is mounted to the outside of the frame.
Tom T.