I stretch in cars both long and wide, a steel-bound giant built to glide. With caboose trailing at the end, my conductor checks each car within.

Are you in pain, or shivering a bit? You can buy pills from me, nothing illegal about it.

A potion in a bottle, it shields your skin from Sol's fiery kiss, invisible armor for beach warriors, protecting against time's aging embrace.

Big and red like some noses, but I probably don't smell like roses. Broadside struck by beginners' luck, inside park your pickup truck.

I arrive fresh, crisp, and neat, To cover your torso, my job's complete Worn by all genders, young or old, In heat or cold, I'm bought and sold What am I?