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UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/07/2022) It’s a fairly original jeep with only a few small changes.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/395299538701130
“1948 Willys CJ2A All original as far as I can tell. Flathead 4 engine, recently rebuilt. 6v system, 3 speed manual transmission. Runs, drives, stops, starts, licensed, clean title in hand and year of manufacture license plate on it. Make offer, trades considered.”
For a engine that was ” recently rebuilt” it looks pretty grundgy
mike is correct , as usual — farmington is in the four corners area — i remember visiting farmington once accidently — driving south through utah , past moab , made a wrong turn trying to get to the san juan mountains in southern colorado — it was at night , too many beers and other things , only time i’ve ever been to new mexico — the shiprock mountain there is worth seeing , an old eroded volcano …