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i don't know of a shop, but i have to ask the question: why did he buy the truck if he didn't fit in it? i only know of one other situation, personally, where someone bought a car and it didn't fit them. the guy had polio as a child and there was something still wrong with his spine so much that any normal seat caused him pain while driving. the only thing i could offer him was an aftermarket seat, which would have clearly uglied up his nice new olds 98's interior, which i had sold to him about a week before he brought up the complaint. the dealership would not move the seat due to the potential liability.
moving the seat on a new vehicle should not be that difficult, provided that proper support is given to the seat's frame underneath and through the floor. anyone with a welder and knowledge of seat positioning should be able to handle it - and still keep it safe for the driver. however, with today's litigious society, you might find it hard for someone to take on the potential liability, like the dealership where i worked.
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