Thank you all for the replies. I figured I would have to jump for the adjustable camber parts, as I did see in the forums that most people do that to correct the issue. My local mechanic is a rural farmer, Chevy truck guy. He's supposed to be a master mechanic but he let his young minion have the honor of inspecting my baby. My only concern is that if those parts are worn out as he suggested that they may become unsafe as some point in the near future. Also, I do believe she is at stock height and has not been lowered, she is at 93k miles and most likely just wearing out. I will find a way to accurately tell if she is not at stock height while I save for these parts just to be sure.

He quoted me $678 to replace the parts he thought were work out, the upper and lower control arms(front only). I said I would consider it and promptly hightailed out of there. I'll be going the route of the adjustable cambers. They are a good idea to have regardless. Thanks, guys. I will report back with my findings on modifications on the ride height or if the parts rectified the problem.