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UPDATE: Still Available.
(07/03/2016) Does someone produce these or is this a one-off?
“I have a fire pit that resembles a willys jeep . This fire pit is 3/16 steel not a thin lowes or Walmart pit. this will last for years . It is heavy 85 + lbs………size about two foot by two foot..”
http://tricities.craigslist.org/for/5903741720.html
The maker of these was at the pens woods jeeps jamboree this year in Bradford pa. I have a list of vendors somewhere if someone wants the name.
I was at Olympic 4×4 in Snohomish WA. the other day and they had the same piece for sale. Same price.
I just called Mark in TN at the telephone number Dave listed and he seams to be OK. He makes these as needed. Looks interesting and I could use a decent fire-pit for my yard. Spring is just around the corner and I can see hot-dogs and black marshmallows, you you after they ignite and you blow the fire out! I’ll try to be in depth about the build once I have one in hand. Thanks Dave for listing this along with the real JEEPS!
There are a few manufacturers making these. Probably in varying quality. TNT customs is one that comes to mind I think.