I have an 85 c-10 with negative camber on rt side front wheel. Vehicle as I am aware has factory coil springs and controll arms. When I bought the truck used the wheels were pitched in at the top very bad. It did not appear the suspension had been touched since new. During getting the truck paint and body work I decided to put ground zero lowering spindles from summit racing in. I had a local shop install new controll arm bushings,and align front end. The shop said they could not align due to the fact that the right side has negative camber. They suggested I try installing offset crossbar shaft on upper controll arm to gain some distance out. I had them install the offset bar and still vehicle would not align. The front cross bars are shimmed out as far as they will go. I work at a collision repair shop and know what to look for as far as collision damage to the frame, it has all of the original parts on vehicle. It does not appear any thing has been repaired or replaced.I used the spindles to eliminate lowered suspension problems. I am trying to get this truck drivable and aligned before putting new wheels and tires on. This is going to be a custom daily driver. I do not have frame specs to measure the frame but it appear straight. Any suggestions please....