Looking for a Mechanic in SEQ that specialises in MR2's

Hi,
I know this question seems to get asked every few years, but the mechanics that were recommended in the past don't seem to come up when I google them.
 
I live on the Gold Coast, but I'm looking for a really good mechanic to complete a full mechanical overhaul anywhere in the South East QLD region (I don't mind driving that little bit further to go the right person eg Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba etc). My 1994 SW20 is creeping up to the 200,000km mark and requires the usual full service (time belts, fluids, pumps etc) but it also has a oil leak, blows smoke and has a slipping clutch just to name a few things.
 
I'm planning on keeping this car for many years to come so if you know of someone good I'd really appreciate your help, and also any tips that anyone has on inexpensive upgrades/improvements (hopefully within a few hundred $$$) or essential changes that should be made while the motor is out. 
 
Thanks.
Colin

5SGTE
Get in contact with 'scope' he's a highly regarded local mr2 specialist.

Very cryptic clue! How on earth does one find 'scope'? 

OK. Thanks 5SGTE 

Thanks mister2. The only thing that concerns me is whether he can do a full recondition now that he's a mobile service. I'll give Rob from Presto Automotive a call and check it out.

Kid_20, I'm a Gold Coast local as well. Although he tends to specialize in Evos primarily, Rod down at Step Up Automotive in Southport has done a fair bit of work to my turbo SW20 and I've had nothing but pleasant experiences. He's a motoring enthusiast himself so it's awesome to have a mechanic that you run into at car meets/track days. 100% recommend his services - I've never had an issue and he's always looked after me when it comes to pricing
 
I've heard pretty good things about Scope (user on these forums) as well but I haven't given him a shot yet as my car is currently a daily & the distance is too far

Thanks for everyone's help.
I think I'm look at going with Dennis from LouDen Motorsport or Craig from Scope for the rebuild because of your recommendations and previous posts from the past. I really appreciate the other suggestions as well as I now I have options for local mechanics when something breaks in the future or I need a service.
I'll let you know the outcome and what work I get done. I'm still interested if anyone has any recommendations on any upgrades while the motor is out.