Okie Estate & Auction Co.

09/11/2026

09/11/2026

Love it!

⛳️ I NEED YOUR OPINION, FOREGIVEN FAMILY! 👇

I’m thinking about putting this FORE GIVEN design across the back glass of my truck—and of course, 1 Corinthians 10:31 stays right where it belongs!

The big question is: Do you like these colors, or should I change them to match the blue truck better?

⚪ White and olive green?
🔵 White and truck blue?
⚫ Silver and black?
🎨 Or something completely different?

Drop your choice in the comments! If you saw this truck going down the road, what color combination would grab your attention the most?

Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God. — 1 Corinthians 10:31

Believe it. Speak it. Live it.
FORE GIVEN ✝️⛳️

09/08/2026

Yes please

09/08/2026

🚨 UNPOPULAR OPINION: Dealerships need to STOP doing this. 🚨

I bought the vehicle — I didn’t agree to donate advertising space on the back of it. 😂

Anybody know the best way to remove this dealership sticker AND the leftover glue without hurting the paint?

And seriously… shouldn’t putting a dealership logo on someone’s vehicle be the CUSTOMER’S choice? If I love the dealership and want to advertise for them, great. But automatically slapping your name on somebody else’s property feels a little like hijacking a billboard you didn’t pay for. 😂

What do you think — dealership advertising: ASK FIRST or FAIR GAME? 👇

09/06/2026

I really hate to share, just in fear everything starts selling out before I can get there to get my favorites… but it’s to good not to share…

09/01/2026

🚨 450,000 BRAND-NEW 1 mL SYRINGES — WHO NEEDS THEM?! 🚨

Well… you never know what you’re going to find buying storage units! 😂

Okie Estate & Auction Company just acquired approximately 450,000 individually packaged, brand-new 1 mL syringes — WITHOUT NEEDLES.

Yep. You read that right.

🔥 450,000 SYRINGES! 🔥

We’re looking for SERIOUS BULK BUYERS who can use quantities by the box, case, pallet, or potentially the ENTIRE LOT.

These may be useful for a wide variety of legitimate applications depending on the buyer’s needs and applicable requirements.

👉 Medical/veterinary supply distributors
👉 Industrial and laboratory suppliers
👉 Agricultural businesses
👉 Schools & training programs
👉 Resellers & wholesalers
👉 Liquid dispensing / measuring applications
👉 Anyone who regularly purchases 1 mL needle-free syringes in LARGE quantities

💰 BULK DEALS ARE AVAILABLE!

If you know somebody in an industry that could use these, TAG THEM BELOW!

But here’s where I REALLY need your help:

🔄 SHARE THIS VIDEO!

Somewhere out there is a company that needs thousands—or hundreds of thousands—of these. One share could put this video in front of exactly the right person.

And while you’re here…

🔥 FOLLOW OKIE ESTATE & AUCTION COMPANY! 🔥

Storage units. Estate sales. Auctions. Reseller finds. Unusual inventory. You honestly never know what we’re going to uncover next!

📩 SERIOUS BULK BUYERS: SEND US A MESSAGE

450,000 syringes. One storage-unit find. Let’s see what Facebook can do.

👇 TAG • SHARE • FOLLOW 👇

08/28/2026

😂 JUST HAVING A LITTLE FUN BETWEEN ESTATE SALES! 😂

When we’re not digging through estates and hunting for hidden treasures… apparently we’re ripping Pokémon packs! 😂🔥

Pulled this Eevee and now I need the Pokémon experts to weigh in…

👀 HOW COOKED AM I?!
OR…
🔥 DID I ACTUALLY DO PRETTY GOOD?!

I’m not saying I know what I pulled… 😏

Drop your guess in the comments! 👇
What do YOU think this card is worth?

And NO CHEATING—don’t look it up first! 😂

🏷️ Okie Estate & Auction Company
You never know what kind of treasure we’re going to find next!

08/18/2026

🚨 CAN YOU SPOT A FAKE? BECAUSE THIS ONE GOT ME. 🚨

Take a good look at this watch. 👀⌚

At first glance, it looks like a TAG Heuer Carrera. It says TAG Heuer. It says Swiss Made. It has a model number and serial number on the back. The chronograph buttons even move some of the smaller dials.

And I overpaid for it at an estate sale.

Yep. I should have slowed down, looked closer, and done more homework before handing over the money. That’s on me.

But here’s where I think this gets interesting…

What responsibility does an estate sale company have when selling something that appears to be a luxury item but turns out not to be authentic?

Is it simply buyer beware?

Should something like this have been clearly marked REPLICA / NOT AUTHENTIC?

Or could someone defend it as basically costume or fashion jewelry and say the buyer should know what they’re buying?

As someone in the estate sale business myself, I’ll tell you where Okie Estate & Auction Company stands:

👉 I don’t approve of knowingly passing a fake off as the real thing. Period.

We aren’t going to know everything about every item that comes through an estate—that’s impossible. And buyers absolutely need to do their own research, especially on expensive purchases.

But when we’re unsure about authenticity, I’d much rather say we’re unsure than let someone believe they’re buying something we know it may not be.

This one cost me some money, but it also gave me a pretty good reminder:

When the price is based on the NAME on the item, authenticity matters.

Now I want to hear from YOU. 👇

🔎 Would this watch have fooled you?
⌚ What would you have noticed first?
💰 Have you ever overpaid for something and later discovered it wasn’t what you thought?
⚖️ And most importantly: Who carries the responsibility—the seller, the buyer, or BOTH?

Drop your story or opinion in the comments. I’m genuinely curious how people feel about this one.

OKIE ESTATE & AUCTION COMPANY
We may not know everything—but we’ll shoot straight with you about what we do know.

08/18/2026

🚨 CAN YOU SPOT A FAKE? BECAUSE THIS ONE GOT ME. 🚨

Take a good look at this watch. 👀⌚

At first glance, it looks like a TAG Heuer Carrera. It says TAG Heuer. It says Swiss Made. It has a model number and serial number on the back. The chronograph buttons even move some of the smaller dials.

And I overpaid for it at an estate sale.

Yep. I should have slowed down, looked closer, and done more homework before handing over the money. That’s on me.

But here’s where I think this gets interesting…

What responsibility does an estate sale company have when selling something that appears to be a luxury item but turns out not to be authentic?

Is it simply buyer beware?

Should something like this have been clearly marked REPLICA / NOT AUTHENTIC?

Or could someone defend it as basically costume or fashion jewelry and say the buyer should know what they’re buying?

As someone in the estate sale business myself, I’ll tell you where Okie Estate & Auction Company stands:

👉 I don’t approve of knowingly passing a fake off as the real thing. Period.

We aren’t going to know everything about every item that comes through an estate—that’s impossible. And buyers absolutely need to do their own research, especially on expensive purchases.

But when we’re unsure about authenticity, I’d much rather say we’re unsure than let someone believe they’re buying something we know it may not be.

This one cost me some money, but it also gave me a pretty good reminder:

When the price is based on the NAME on the item, authenticity matters.

Now I want to hear from YOU. 👇

🔎 Would this watch have fooled you?
⌚ What would you have noticed first?
💰 Have you ever overpaid for something and later discovered it wasn’t what you thought?
⚖️ And most importantly: Who carries the responsibility—the seller, the buyer, or BOTH?

Drop your story or opinion in the comments. I’m genuinely curious how people feel about this one.

OKIE ESTATE & AUCTION COMPANY
We may not know everything—but we’ll shoot straight with you about what we do know.