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GC Restoration is wholly owned & operated by Geoff Luck and his family, who have lived on the Gold Coast for over 40 years. Located at 21 Demand Avenue, Arundel, Queensland, GC Restoration is now one of the largest Automotive Restoration shops in Australia.

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"LIL H" VL CALAIS RB30 TURBO completed Sept 2025

LIL H’ started as a passion project. The owner and his son Henry have talked about cars since before he could walk, so it’s safe to say that Henry has inherited his Dad's passion.

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2 FACE HZ UTE - GC Restoration Shop Ute

The very unique "2 FACE" built by Geoff Luck, the Owner of GC Restoration. "Harvey” as he is known here in the shop is a real life before and after of what’s possible when it comes to revamping muscle and classic cars, a moving business card so to speak.... Geoff has had this odd idea for a resto in his head for years and has been talking about doing up an old Ute to use as a GC Restoration shop runabout for quite some time. He got to chatting about it earlier this year with our dear friends George & Pippa Hacon, and they mentioned they had a few old Utes that their kids had driven over the years, parked up back on their property near Mt Isa that might come up ok. George said, “They could do with a half tidy up but maybe one of them might suit your needs”. We picked “Harvey” out of the line up because he suited the odd idea Geoff had in mind. George kindly donated the body shell and chassis to Geoff’s cause AND we’ve all taken him at his word and given it “the half tidy up” Geoff had in mind lol. “Harvey’s” driver’s side has been bare metaled, repaired, straightened and freshened up to look like a Sandman tribute from front to back, inside and out, top and underbody, right down the middle. BUT the passenger side has been left almost exactly as it was. We salvaged what we could. It’s been sun and weather damaged, it’s got dents, holes, bits missing, lost or damaged and bloody red dirt everywhere! “Harvey” is certainly a head turner!

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