The perfect gift for car lovers and VW Camper Van enthusiasts

The Volkswagen Camper is both much loved and instantly recognisable and since its first model was launched in 1950, has become a symbol of freedom and independence. Now the legendary little van has a new string to its bow … it can cool your drinks as well! 

Available in six different colours, this large indoor or outdoor Giant VW Camper Van Party Ice Bucket VW Kombi Drinks Cooler captures the classic design of the VW Kombi or camper van and to complete the look, comes complete with surfboards on the roof rack. It also has solid rubber wheels.

The drinks cooler has a drainage plug in the bottom of the inner compartment, so can be filled with ice and can easily accommodate up to 20 bottles of fizz or a serious selection of beers. 

A guaranteed talking point

The Giant VW Camper Van Party Ice Bucket VW Kombi Drinks Cooler truly is a whopper, measuring 1m long, 55cm high and being 43cm wide, so will be the talking point of any party or gathering. And if you don’t want to use it as a drinks cooler, the Kool Kombi makes an unusual, eye-catching indoor or outdoor ornament just as it is.

Recycled from 44-gallon shipping drums

All of our Crazy Coolers are hand made using recycled and upcycled metals so each one is truly unique. Furthermore they are all hand-finished with a tough lacquer, so they won’t rust when used as drinks coolers or when on display as outdoor ornaments. 

Our Giant VW Camper Van Party Ice Bucket VW Kombi Drinks Cooler or Garden Ornament has the following features

• Hand crafted from recycled and upcycled metals so each one is bespoke.
• Finished by hand and treated with a tough lacquer so they don’t rust when used outdoors.
• Bottle opener on the back.
• Drainage plug inside the main compartment.

How are the Crazy Coolers made?

All of our Crazy Cooler Metal Ice Buckets and Garden Ornaments come from an enterprising and environmentally sensitive company set up by an Australian Jewellery Maker, Aaron Jackson. Read our blog describing the manufacturing process.

To find out more about the designer, Aaron Jackson, and his company Think Outside, click here.