Mailbox Plaza: February 2010

A motorcycle mailbox near an office of motorcycle company.

The New London Motorcycle Club was established in 1939 by local residents Ralph & Ruth Strong, who owned an Indian Motorcycle dealership and rode Indian Motorcycles (see http://newlondonmotorcycleclub.com/home.html). Another company from Las Vegas offered guided motorcycle tours (see: http://www.vegas-gunslinger-motorcycle-tours.com/index.html). I believe these companies and other motorcycle companies would be happy to have a motorcycle mailbox near their offices.

Pictures of Mailbox Plaza mailboxes in a real life.

I like Sam's web site, because he published a lot of pictures of unusual, designed, novelty mailboxes. As I understood, people from different countries send Sam photos of unusual mailboxes that they saw. But it was very interested to find between Sam's pictures, mailboxes from http://mailbox-plaza.com .
For example:

Cow mailbox (http://mailbox-plaza.com/holstein.htm)

Motorcycle mailbox (http://mailbox-plaza.com/motorcycle.htm)

Dolphin mailbox (http://mailbox-plaza.com/dolphin.htm)

Very similar tractor mailbox (http://mailbox-plaza.com/tractor.htm)

And last, but not least, our favorite Train Mailbox (http://mailbox-plaza.com/train.htm)

Similar motorcycle mailboxes

When I want to find out how creative and unusual mailboxes can look, I'm opening the famous Sam's web site. Recently I've found another web site that has a collection of unusual mailboxes. At Sam's web site, I've saw a motorcycle mailbox:

that looks very similar to a motorcycle mailbox that can be seen at http://mailbox-plaza.com/motorcycle.htm

Motorcycle mailboxes can be made from the motorcycle parts.

The motorcycle mailbox was made by adding the two halves of a motorcycle's gas tank and putting them on each side of a standard mailbox. A set of handlebars were then attached to the top of the mailbox (see the link).