Car enthusiasts from all over Arizona took home awards from the 2011 Gunslinger Car Show during Old West Days in Holbrook.

Shaun Price of Gilbert took first in the Cars Pre-1936 category, with Bob Bryant of Taylor taking second.

For Cars Pre-1952, Craig and Karen Bruns of Payson took first place, and Art Bans of Show Low took second.

Don Carr of Show Low won the Trucks Pre-1979 category, while Gene and Valerie Stirling of Lakeside took second place.

Paul Edwards of Show Low took first place in the Modified Truck category. Johnny Griffith of Sedona placed second.

For Street Rods 1953 through 1960, Bob Gates of Lakeside earned first place, with John Ritter and Nancy Morgan of Show Low taking second.

In the Stock Car 1953 through 1960 category, Bob Deines of Show Low took first and Dan Lane of Payson was second.

The Street Rod 1961 through 1967 winner was Roger Sevison of Pinetop and Wyatt Bushshultz of Show Low placed second.

Bob and Pat De Rosier of Pinetop took first for the Stock Car 1961 through 1967 competition, while Fred Cooley of Sun City earned second.

In the Street Rod 1968 through 1979 category, Chuck Long of Winslow won first place, and Brian Owens of Flagstaff took second.

For Stock Car 1968 through 1979, Jim and Darla Faulk of Lakeside won first place, and Patrick Mount of Flagstaff took second place.

J. Burmeister of Flagstaff took first in the Stock Car 1980 through present category, while Dave Buckley of Show Low earned first in the Street Rod 1980 through present competition. Detrick Woods of Holbrook won second place.

The Best Rat Rod award went to Gary Moran of Mesa, with second place awarded to Charley Bentley of Heber.

James Johnston earned the Under Construction 80 Percent award. Harold Elson of Holbrook was awarded Best Mopar, while Bob and Pat De Rosier of Pinetop won for Best Chevrolet.

Dan Lane of Payson took home the People’s Choice award, while J. Burmeister of Flagstaff won the Best Import.

Brian Owens of Flagstaff earned the Mayor’s Choice Award.

John Roger of Holbrook won the black powder rifle raffle.

The Gunslinger Car Show took place last weekend in conjunction with Holbrook’s Old West Days. The event brought in car enthusiasts from all across the state, with 58 cars entered.