In the ‘coolest’ collab we’ve ever seen, ice cream company Häagen-Dazs has partnered with West Coast Customs to turn this custom Cadillac into an ice cream truck, with an ice cream freezer in the trunk.
West Coast Customs converted the trunk of a 1963 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible into a freezer to promote the ice cream brand.
The car was made with the 2025 Super Bowl in mind, with the Häagen-Dazs advert starring Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez.
The car is perfect for enjoying your favorite Häagen-Dazs scoops on the go, wherever you are.
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We all scream for an ice cream freezer
The Super Bowl is fast approaching, and Häagen-Dazs wanted to make a splash with their commercial by hiring A-List actors Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez from the hit movie franchise Fast and Furious.
Their minds clearly jumped from Fast and Furious to cars and decided they were going to task West Coast Customs to make a special ‘not so fast, not so furious, ultimate ice-cream vehicle’.
The car they chose to carry this deeply important burden was a 1963 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible, but instead of it being your usual classic car, this one is snow joke.
The Cadillac has been painted a gorgeous burgundy and creamy white, the same color as the ice cream company’s logo and been fitted with the ice cream companies branded rims.
The best part of the car by far is the center console with its own ice cream cone holder so that you can lick and drive.
Creating the custom Cadillac
West Coast Customs knew that Häagen-Dazs is all about luxury so picking the Cadillac seemed the most obvious choice.
In a ride as smooth as their ice cream, they knew they could present their delicious snacks in the ‘coolest’ ice cream freezer there is, complete with subwoofers and lights.
The ice-cream truck is on its way to New Orleans for the Super Bowl, but who knows whether it’ll get there before all of the ice cream is eaten.
This Cadillac is a feast for the eyes as well as a literal feast. Ice cream anyone?
