I would say Getaway, but having a two game collection that's all Steve Ritchie is a bit dull...

Judge Dredd is great and can easily be had in your price range. World Cup Soccer is fun and a bit different, too. If you're not stuck on a Bally/Williams game like a lot of people here are, Freddy: Nightmare on Elm Street is actually pretty cool. Whirlwind is fun and easily in your price range, though it's not a DMD game. Actually, Doctor Who should be available in your range, and is also a really good game.

Actually Chubtoad, I'd disagree about the aesthetic quality of games in this range being weak; granted, there are a lot of games based on crappy 90s movies, but I find Fish Tales to be one of the more aesthetically pleasing pins out there, even moreso than a lot of the higher-dollar games; it just doesn't have the deepest gameplay (but the video mode is fun and cheesy.) Getaway is still available around $2k, even in decent shape, and I find it very pleasing to the eye (though, superchargers, Lambos, and giant full-playfield tachometers do it for me.) Judge Dredd has some pretty badass art; my friends that're into comics think it's one of the best looking pins they've seen, especially compared to the new Stern/Marvel pins.

That said, I strongly agree with your choice of games in that price range.

It didn't do it for me at first, 'til my buddies that're into comics started pointing out stuff, and then I appreciated it a whole lot more. It's nice that the game can still be had at such reasonable prices; one of the coolest machines out there, and it's still about the cheapest DMDs you can find.

I think Corvette usually goes for about $500 more than that in average condition. I believe it's thought of reasonably highly, though I've not played it myself.