History ID some of these 30s-40s cars?

I've got a photo which I believe is 1949 or 50. I'm not too good at identifying the cars.

#1 - Ford Model A?
#9 - late 40s Chevy Fleetline?

 

#1- Ford A , 30-31
#2-38 Packard
#3-46 Ford rag top
#4-46 Chevy coupe
#5-37 Ford pick-up
#6-47 Chevy Fleetline
#7-46-47- Buick Sedan
#8- not sure... I'll say 37 Ford Humpback
#9- 46 Chevy sedan Fleetline
Hope I'm right!

 

The silver streak on the trunklid of #9 means it is a Pontiac.

 

I agree with Daddyo for the most items, except for ...
#9 is a 1946-47 Pontiac, notice the "silver streak" on the boot lid...
#4 is not recognizable, I do not think it is 1946 Chevy, though
#8 beltline does not look like ford to me... could it be a Plymouth? - year is 1935 or -36

 

Number 8 , not sure but do know for sure it's not a 37 ford. They had a split rear window and headlights in the front fender.

 

you sure about this one? the shape of the window and fenders looks different than so many i'm finding online

 

#8 looks like a 38 Chevy based on the headlight location and trunk emblem location

 

..#8 is a 35-6 Plymouth/Dodge.....do you know what town that is?

 

#1 is a '30

 

I think 5 is a chevy pick up


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#1 - 30 Model A Ford
2 - 38Packard
3- 42 Ford convertible
4- 47 Cadillac
5- 40 Ford pickup
6- 42 Chev Aerosedan
7- 42 Cadillac
8- 36 Chevrolet
9- 46 Pontiac

Bonus answers: Between #1 and #2 is a 1940 Chrysler. Between #2 and #3 is a 1940 Ford

Picture taken in the late 40s on Fremont Street in Las Vegas

 

The date and location I know. It's Jan. 1948 at the very earliest, May/Jun. 49 at the very latest.

Looks like there's some dispute on a couple of the cars, but thanks to everyone for the help.

 

It is very hard to pin down 1942, 46, 47 and 48 models since they made so few changes to those years. If you have the original photo, a magnifying glass, and can look up pictures on the internet you could pin them down exactly. But, I am confident I'm not far wrong, could be a year or 2 off in year models but ID'd the makes correctly.

 

ok, here's one for ya, Scottville, Michigan about 1941...

 

i believe its a Chevy. I'm not an expert but I'm pretty sure fords all had rectangular back windows. That one looks like a oval.