Frederick - known globally as Fred - Flintstone, but also known as Fred W. Flintstone is an overactive little man from the television series 'The Flintstones'. The series saw the light of day in 1960 and later also in booklets, comics and commercials. Fred, if you are a little familiar with the phenomenon - otherwise we will refresh your memory for a moment - is husband of Wilma Flintstone.
A well-trained lady who was regularly called to order by her husband and at least listened well. The latter in particular must be a utopia for most men? Together they have a child called Pebbles. The best friends are their neighbors Barney and Betty Rubble, who also have another child, Bamm-Bamm. They live in prehistoric Bedrock where dinosaurs live with these cavemen. Strangely enough, these cavemen are assured of a modern luxury (...) such as a telephone, washing machine and a car. Fred's favorite cry was "Yabba Dabba Doo", which he therefore utterly and utterly uttered in utter ecstasy. Fred Flintstone therefore had an automobile. In our working life we have experienced a lot in recent decades, but we had never encountered a Fred Flintstone car in real life, let alone along the road. That happened recently on the way to Lands End, passing the town of St.Austell in the British County of Cornwall. Attention was already drawn from afar by a 'filled' bathtub on top of such a typical British telephone booth (which, incidentally, was 'filled' with a male figure in the form of a statue). In the parking lot in front of the building of the car dealership and a shop full of the most wonderful things, it stood, the Fred Flintstone car! A true piece of art consisting of a - for the naked eye almost invisible - steel chassis around which - real - oak beams were crafted. The seats and the 'wheels' of real granite, even the linen roof was not missing. Completely real and exactly as we recalled that trolley from back then. The trolley weighs about one and a half tons. To simplify charging, the two 'rollers' - which, incidentally, come from a 'grass roller' are removable. We saw water burning ...
