It’s very rare that we get to meet our . It’s even rarer that we get to spend an entire week with them, but I guess I’m a pretty y, because I have the privilege of driving a . That’s right baby, t. While I’m driving it, I want to know what you want to know about it (aside from the obvious jokes, see previous links).

What are your questions? What are your queries? What are you dying to know about the ? We can get a few things out of the way right off the top. The first thing you’re going to notice is the very bright green paint (Sublime Green). You can also option it in a more subtle green (F8 Green) and what the brand is calling White Knuckle.

You’ll also see that real Shaker hood, which tastefully covers . To further add to the magic that is this particular , the angry V8 is paired with a six-speed manual transmission. No automatics in my muscle car. Now, unfortunately you cannot get the Hellcat engine in the Swinger. That’s just the price we pay for Swinger greatness. But think of it this way, what you’re getting is a Challenger Scat Pack with a bunch of extra goodies, and an easy punchline for your not-so-mature friends.

The lovely swingin’ beauty you see pictured above is optioned at $66,815, and also includes the “Gold School” package — as Dodge calls it “retro flair” accents on the wheels, grille, Shaker intake, spoiler and fender badges. You also get Swinger rear fender graphics and black six-piston Brembo brakes. Inside the Swinger, you get “mod grain wood-like” aluminum interior bezel textures, leather and Alcantara seats with green accent stitching and a green Swinger interior panel badge.

So, tell me what you want to know about the . I’ll try to answer all of your questions in my upcoming review. And no, a bowl for you next part is not included.

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