How about Air Pinball from Radio Shack? It worked like an air hockey table. Not much of a game in retrospect, due to the lack of actual scoring, but the artwork is fantastic.

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Screwball Scramble/Run Yourself Ragged/SNAFU, I believe this one is the variant I had. Like Mouse Trap without the board game getting in the way of the action.

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Big Loader from Tomy. Quite clever, the chassis would move along and attach/detach itself to the different truck bodies to scoop and dump little black marbles through the chutes. There was a larger set called Big Big Loader as well, and I believe you could connect the two of them.

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A couple of racing games from Soma. Looking at them now, they're kind of like EM arcade driving games. Particularly the "screen" one, it projects a looping racetrack that slides left and right when you turn the wheel, and you try to keep the car sticker on the road.

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My first RC car. You could shift the forward/reverse lever into the little "turbo" notch for a speed boost, and the car could play electronic revving sounds, even screeching tires when you steered.

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