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January 22nd, 2008

Based out of Michigan, the Monte Millennium Generations was established in 2004 and became International in 2005. With focus on 1970s to present Chevrolet Monte Carlos, they make a great effort to continue bringing owners together Nationwide.

This club is also known for its aide in hosting many events as well as getting involved in local charities. Regardless of whether your ride is original, restored, modified or even a project in the making, feel free to contact this club for membership. You?ll be glad you did. One great benefit to being a member of the club is you?ve got the top Monte Carlo Professionals at your side as well as member benefits and discounts, membership cards, window decals and more. This club consists of owners of the 1st ~ 7th Generation Monte Carlos. If you have a Monte Carlo maintenance question, chances are you?ll get hooked up with an answer. This club always welcomes new members to a driving experience that is both luxurious and comfortable. The Monte Carlo is not just another car and the Monte Millennium Generations is not just another club. The website they made for themself is definately worth checking out. It has a great amount Monte Carlo history, technical information and photos as well as a forum loaded with knowledge about their ride of choice and much, much more.

There are clubs in existence for almost every make and model of car: mustangs, corvettes, pt cruisers - the list is endless. Most of them feature photo galleries, classified ads, and articles about how to completely trick out your ride.

Then there’s Monte Millennium Generations.

Established in 2004, Monte Millennium Generations focuses on the Chevrolet Monte Carlo, and, as with the kinds of clubs mentioned above, it offers a gallery of user-submitted pictures, links to cars for sale, and technical articles. Unlike many other car clubs, however, this one also hosts events and gets involved in local charities, using a common interest - the love of the Monte Carlo - to unite its membership.

The love of this elegant car is evident in every page of the site, from the main page, to the storefront where one can purchase logo gear like t-shirts, watches, and mouse pads, but it is most evident on the history page which offers an evolution of the model, as well as an overview of different advertising campaigns.

As well as respect and admiration for the Monte Carlo itself, the Monte Millennium Generations website displays class and elegance. Even the events they endorse support this tone. Rather than rallies, there are celebrations of membership anniversaries, and links to such auto shows as the Concours d’Elegance.

Just as the Chevrolet Monte Carlo has always welcomed drivers and passengers to a driving experience that is both luxurious and comfortable, this club welcomes members from all walks of life, who own any model year of the car they so love.

The Monte Carlo is not just any car.
Monte Millennium Generations is not just any car club.

Posted on December 7th, 2007 by QueenMab

Those who love Monte Carlos from today or yesterday can join others to celebrate these cars at the Monte Millennium Generations (MMG) club. Whether they own a Monte Carlo from the 1970s or the present, Monte Carlo owners are welcome to join. Monte Carlo enthusiasts from all around can come together in this club to attend shows, meets, and enjoy other fun events year 'round.

A member's Monte Carlo may be restored or original, modified, under construction, or some members might not even own a Monte Carlo of their own. All fans of the car are welcome to join the club, regardless of car ownership status.

About MMG

The club is based in Detroit, Michigan, which happens to be the Motor City Capital of the World. It is a non-profit organization. Founded in 2004, the club dedicates all time and energy to the Monte Carlo. The founder, Thomas B. Johnson II, decided to start the club after being a member of the National Monte Carlo Owner Association for a couple of years. He, along with several friends, began planning the club two years earlier.

Due to lack of support, the club never grew into anything then. But in 2004, things started coming together. The group researched, made many phone calls, sent many emails and letters, until finally the ball started rolling. Today, they strive to become the most professional club for Monte Carlos.

New membership information

Memberships are available for one or two years for anyone living in the U.S. or Canada. A form is available at the club's Web site for joining. The benefits of becoming a member are many. Members receive a membership card with a personal identification number. They receive a window decal with the MMG logo. Many listings of companies that offer parts, restorations, and more are available to members. Members can receive discounts just for being a member from participating businesses for parts, upholstery, limos, racing stuff, t-shirts, paint, auto care supplies, and more.

Members may also post photos of their cars at the club's Web site and can possibly have their car featured in the "Baddest Built Monte Carlo Calendar."

Those who are interested in helping the club to grow may become "commissioners." A commissioner is someone who earns money while signing on new members for the club. They must sign up at least five members each month. They will receive new member packages, which include a membership registration form, two decals, one dash plaque, one membership card, and one MMG key chain.

Members who do not have a local chapter in their city may start an MMG chapter in their area and receive all the benefits MMG has to offer.

MMG events

MMG members participate in a number of events throughout the year. These include the club's own Monte Millennium Generations Anniversary Meet and Greet Party. There are also the Concours d'Elegance, Woodward Dream Cruise, Monte Madness, SEMA Show, Motor City Nationals, Super Chevy Show, Michigan State Fair, Cruisin' Gratriot, North America International Show, Cruisin' Downriver, Cruisin' Telegraph, and Autorama.

The club also sponsors events and helps local charities through shows and competitions, car events, barbecues, cookouts, and more.

MMG Web site

At the club's official Web site , one can learn about the club and its events. Also, there's an online store selling club gear such as t-shirts, hats, watches, teddy bears, mouse pads, and flags. A news section is provided with up-to-date information about the club or Web site updates as well as event updates.

In the Web site's history section, there's a detailed history about Monte Carlo. There are old ads and brochures from various years of makes and models of the Monte Carlo. There are early concepts and designs of the Monte Carlo. There's even a list of movies and television shows in which the Monte Carlo was used or featured.

In the Web site's photo gallery, there are pictures of members' Monte Carlos from all different years. These illustrate the old and the new for those who like seeing how the cars have transformed over the years. Those who need technical data about each year will find lots of useful information in the technical section of the Web site. For each generation, specifications and other information are given such as packages available for the model, engine type and displacement, and models that were available for each year.

Also at the club's Web site are forums where members or visitors may chat about the Monte Carlo, exchange news, information, photos, technical advice, events announcements, and more. The forums also include "for sale" and "wanted" sections for cars, parts, and other items.

MMG's Web site provides a "links" section as well with helpful resources for many Monte Carlo needs. Other Monte Carlo clubs are listed here as well.

From the 1970s until today, the Monte Carlo has come a long way. Though it has been through many revisions and model types, the Monte Carlo is still loved by many people for its spaciousness, durability, look and feel, and performance capabilities. Those wanting to learn more about these wonderful automobiles should join other Monte Carlo fans today at Monte Millennium Generations.