MG Magic carries the wipers you are looking for.
https://www.mgmagicclassicmotorparts.com/windshield-wiper-blade-8-mg-and-gazelle-ssk-each/

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10” should fit. You may have to alter the way the arms are set up as to length and/or angle.

Hello Danilo,

That sounds like an interesting car. But I’m not at all familiar with the UK manufacturers.

There is a Facebook group that appears to have a significant number of members from Europe. If you do nto get a reply here, I suggest looking for that group, “MG TD Replica/Kit Car Owners Club”

Thanks for the response…I wish I had either a thick enough and fully intact fiberglass bottom or enough floorplan metal to do what you did…

Glad you found it! Accessing the MC on these cars can be tricky and it’s also true that there as many styles of rig connecting the pedal to the MC as there are TDr manufacturers. My BCW uses a custom length pushrod. I’ve seen some that use two full set of pedals, with the one under the driver’s foot connected to the one at the original VW location…[Read more]

FOLLOW  UP:  I used an endoscope and figured out everything.  The original builder of the car, not wanting to leave the MC where it was located and use a lengthened brake push rod, put the cabin interior on the pan, moved the MC to the back of firewall behind the brake pedal to use the same setup as original on the VW.  Then he added the front of…[Read more]

thanks, David, did that a few years ago and even took it to the mechanics, but no one can figure out how to get to the assembly once the body was put on, there is no openings anywhere that we can find.  I can shine a light down the hole cut in the battery box and no light shines anywhere under the car, it is totally sealed up.  That is where the m…[Read more]

Raymond
Have a look in the Library section of this site. You will find an assembly manual for a CMC VW based TD. On page 10 the brake assembly and master cylinder are shown. You will at least see how it was put together