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Costs vary depending on the car, its condition, the owner’s vision, and the technical complexity of the work. Whether it’s a full Formula 1® restoration, a GT rebuild, or a bespoke motorsport project, each commission requires a tailored engineering plan.

After assessing the vehicle and understanding your goals, we provide a clear proposal outlining scope, budget, and delivery timeline.

Project length depends entirely on the nature of the build or restoration. Historic race cars often require deep inspection, bespoke components, or specialist fabrication, which can extend timelines.

Some commissions take several months; others, particularly ground-up F1 restorations or complex re-engineering programmes, may span years.

Once we evaluate the car and your brief, we create a detailed schedule aligned with the complexity of the work.

No. TDF/Works supports all forms of high-performance, collectible, and competition machinery. Alongside Formula 1®, we restore and build GT cars, Le Mans prototypes, rally cars, hypercars, and other rare or exotic vehicles.

Our engineering team also works on low-volume manufacture, prototype development, and bespoke technical projects, offering owners and brands a discreet pathway to bring ambitious ideas to life.

Yes. With a team of former Formula 1® engineers and full in-house manufacturing capability, we deliver complete F1 restorations - from chassis refurbishment and powertrain solutions to electronics, hydraulics, and track support.

Whether the brief demands period-correct accuracy or performance-focused development, we have the expertise to execute it.

Many components for older race cars no longer exist within traditional supply chains. Through TDF/Precision, we scan, design, and manufacture parts in-house using CNC machining, advanced materials, and 3D-print technology.

When available, we can also integrate original stock or owner-supplied components. This capability allows us to complete restorations that would otherwise be impossible.

The market for collectible Formula 1® cars has grown significantly, with increased interest from collectors, drivers, and investors worldwide.

Provenance, originality, and mechanical support play a major role in valuation, and high-quality restorations have shown strong long-term performance as assets.

While all investments carry risk, F1 cars, particularly those supported by reputable engineering partners, have become one of the most sought-after categories in the motorsport collector market*.

* This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute financial advice. Independent advice should be sought before making any investment decision.

Yes. TDF/Works offers ongoing preparation, maintenance, and trackside support to ensure each car performs as intended.

Through TDF/Events, owners also gain access to driving opportunities around the world, which helps protect both the enjoyment and long-term value of their cars.