Best riding shocks for an early A-Body

An A body's shorter wheelbase is necessarily going to give a bit choppier ride than a B body. That said, what suspension do you have now? Factory soft, factory HD, aftermarket? Kinda hard to recommend without that info.

Roads make a difference, too. I never had a problem with the way my 65 Barracuda rode until I drove it to the Mopar Nats a few years back, then visited family in and around Eaton, Ohio. Holy s---t, on those frost heaved back country roads, bounce, bounce, bounce. Doesn't do that down here.
This is a bone stock 65 Plymouth 273 2 barrel, auto car, with worn shocks. Looking for the best route to go with new shocks, and anything else I can do for a better ride. Handling I am not concerned with. This is a driver car.