Okay, being an Android developer myself (kernel and ROM developer) I can tell you that the chances of getting android on your Monte are very slim. Why?
Well, Android runs on the Linux Kernel, which is needed otherwise Android won't even load. The kernel is responsible for how the phones hardware communicates with the software, and without it, don't expect android to even boot.
Re-engineering the android kernel for your chipset would require months, maybe years of work, even by an experienced developer, that is why phone manufacturers use a chipset that already is supported by the linux kernel and they just re-write some parts for their device.
The problem is, there is no android phone similar to the Monte, IE. there is no Android phone with the same chipset, meaning there is NO linux kernel source for the chipset, meaning unless you have a proffessional developer here, you are doomed.
JetDroid worked, because the Jet uses the same chipset as the spica, and WaveDroid(BadaDroid) worked because the S8500 Wave uses the same chipset as the i9000 (Galaxy S) meaning the Jetdroid and Wavedroid developers already had existing kernel source, you guys don't.
When you have the kernel source, all you need is a bootloader and you can run android easily.
Here, we could get a bootloader fixed up easily by a proffesional dev, but nobody will because they know that this device has no supported linux kernel.
tldr;
The chances of android on the monte are slim as there is no linux kernel source compatible with the monte's chipset meaning no linux kernel, and no android.
