The Ferrari 250 is a series of sports cars and grand tourers that were built by Ferrari between 1952 and 1964.

The 250 series includes many variations that are designed for road or motorsport use and were characterised by their use of the Colombo V12 engine designed by Gioacchino Colombo. Models also share two common wheelbases, the short 2400mm (SWB) and long 2600mm (LWB) that share common components and configurations.

W.H.Tildesley specialises in the replication and production of forged components for the heritage restoration and preservation market and was approached by our client who exclusively specialises in the spares market for vintage Ferrari models.

W.H.Tildesley Produces A Diverse Range Of Forged Components For The Ferrari 250 Series

We currently produce 20 forging types for our client, covering a diverse range of suspension and transmission parts. The components are produced in batches between 10 and 100 pieces at a time. Although this is considered low-volume and not viable by most manufacturers WHT has the can-do attitude to accommodate these requirements.

Our client has invested considerably in 20 sets of forging dies and has exclusive use.

If you have the requirement for forged components please reach out to our team who will gladly assist you.

The Front Lower Wishbone Forgings That W.H.Tildesley Produces For The Ferrari 250 Series

The Drop Forged Stub Axles That W.H.Tildesley Produces For The Ferrari 250 Series

The Drop Forged Steering Arms That W.H.Tildesley Produces For The Ferrari 250 Series

The Drop Forged Selector Forks That W.H.Tildesley Produces For The Ferrari 250 Series

Forged Components Produced For The Ferrari 250 Series