The reverse side of the same car.  On a few of the cars, I thought that the owners of the sideshow might make good use of their banners by strapping them on the sides of the cars as they traveled cross-country, to advertise their many wonders.

Another car advertises the "Girl Into Gorilla" show.  The tent poles are lashed to the top of the car, as are some trunks and crates. Below the poster to the right is some scrawled graffiti which reads -- "dirty slimy freaks" -- a dark reference to Tod Browning's classic film.

If you look in the doorway on the reverse side of the car, you'll see an ape peering out.  Could it be that somebody is trying out the gorilla outfit --- or, could it be that the devolution process has finally......?

I remain convinced that somewhere in this world is the last living dinosaur.  Until such time as it is discovered, this traveling sideshow will have to present their version of it.  Thus, "Dragundagon, the Last Living Thunder Lizard" stands in his battered and rusting cage atop the flatbed.  Note his food and water in front of him, and an "actual & authentic" Styracosaursus skull chained to the car behind him.

As far as the caboose goes --- any surface for advertising will do! But -- what is inside -- and why are the windows boarded up???