Do you guys know about this new book?I've been waiting for years for a "Corvette Black Book" type of book for our Montes, but all the credit goes to my wife she found it on Amazon! Best present ever!

If you want yearly production totals, THIS IS IT !! Sig Series and Pace Car pages with how many had no TTops, how many to Canada, & the little differences and all the builtd totals for High Sport and other packages etc

If you want a fancy coffee table book with color photos - this is NOT the book for you !! Its Just a smaller size book with data and totals for every year 2000-2007 and even ground effects color totlas. I'm a numbers guy and I Love it !

Im gonna try to post photos (im not that good with my camera)

 

Link me bro.

 

That's a really cool keepsake. Ive seen stuff like that for the popular muscle cars but never knew that info was published for modern stuff too

 

JTBell, I think this is the link

https://www.amazon.com/2000-2007-Chevrolet-Monte-Colors-Quantities/dp/B0BPW62QSR?ref_=ast_sto_dp

Looks like the writer has a bunch of other car books

 

I knew of no such animal existing. Please share a link with us so we may deplete the inventory.... All I know about mine is that it was produced 21 days before production ceased. I'd like to find more information on it while I still own it...

 

How is it, that we keep getting these old accounts posting this kinda stuff?

 

I am guessing they linked their MCF account with Facebook or something else and got hacked. As a result, here we are.

 

I recently reached out to the GM Heritage Site to try and find out in 2000 how many SS montes were made and of those, how many with out a sunroof. They claimed to not have that data. I am going to need to buy that book!

 

Maniac the book brakes down every year of SS by color then interior then with/without sunroof. Cool!
Chifan if that is factory stripes on your precision red thats a rare car!

 

I actually bought this book the day you posted a link to it @scarletmonte . For less than $25, it's a terrific book for me to have. I would encourage many others to do the same if they have interest in the data in the book (as it will support the author and publishing company to continue doing more books like these for other vehicles).
I have seen many people claim a FWD Monte is NOT a collector car when some that are pristine with next to no miles and the seller is asking high dollars for them. The fact that the car grabbed someone's attention to create this reference guide I think begs to differ a little. This type of guide is a great item for a collector or general enthusiast.