it is a copy of a Extreme Murcie kit which is a OEM copy

thanks for the info guys, i appreciate so much.

few days ago i called extreme to make a visit appointment but they said the murci kit is still under maintenance.

is it true or they refused to see me?

As far as I'm aware Extreme is currently working on facelifting their Murci to LP640.  A few eBay auctions have popped up recently like here:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/lamborghini-murcielago-kit-lp-640-bumper-/290448022468

This is their standard Murci kit with the addition of the LP640 bumper.  It's a genuine Extreme auction (although at a reduced price) and is being discussed over on the Extreme OC forum here:

http://extremeoc.co.uk/index.php/topic,1099

So I should imagine it's very likely that they really are doing maintenance on their kit and weren't just refusing to see you.

As for the Fiberglassproducts website, I will always stay well clear of them.  They buy other manufacturer's kits and just sell copies of them. You don't get the same support you would from the original manufacturer (who developed the kit in the first place and knows it inside out), and there's been a lot of reports of people buying kits from them only to receive non-matching parts (where they've copied and tried to combine two different kits - have a look at their German 430 spider kit), or incomplete kits.  That's why people are mentioning the metal framework from the Murci kit.

Have a look on here, there's a guy building one of their 'german' 430 spider kits at the moment.  It's a modified version of an old (and very inaccurate) 360 kit and he's having a terrible time trying to work out how to undertake the build - no instructions, lots of parts missing, including the fabric top which is going to cost him several tousand dollars to get custom-made..

By the time he's finished he might as well have gone to DNA, sure the DNA kit is more expensive but after the amount of time and bother and additional costs covering the shortfalls of the FGP kit, it will would have worked out much cheaper and a much higher quality final car too..

Boom

I'm a little suspicious of this new user who's only joined recently and who's only two posts are attempting to support this company.  I wonder if perhaps their IP address traces back to a similar area as FGP is based...? 

I'm also incredibly suspicious of that Murci you link to.  I've seen it before very recently, with exactly the same photographs, sold as an Extreme Murci, originally eBay item number 270570118540 as linked to from the Extreme OC.  Perhaps someone has a copy of it somewhere but I'm convinced that it's an Extreme car.

EDIT: Here we go, found a quote from the original auction:


So it's one of FGP's kits is it moshoodo123...?

Here's one of the several discussions about this car when it first came up on eBay a couple of months ago over on the Extreme OC forums:

http://extremeoc.co.uk/index.php/topic,1036.msg10122.html

wow guys relax, there is no point arguing whose kit is the best, we are here to discuss and share the knowledge. i will do more studies because i am also very interested in the murci kit.
cheers

I have to say that the Orange Murci does look Extremely well built, ha ha.

I would always buy from the source, not the splasher !

It is naughty enough copying a supercar, but to copy a copy just seems like a scumbag thing to do, especially when companies like Extreme and DNA poor fortunes into making our dreams possible.