If it's the '87 I saw on the Pheonix CL (light green at dealer), then that's too much in my opinion. The paint looks like it's a little faded, it appears to be missing the door guard trim strip on the drivers side, and the front bumper is missing the trim strips and looks like it was well used for parallel parking. The hood is not sitting quite right, the grille is broken, and one of the fog lights is broken off/missing as if it's rear ended someone. The interior has the typical Saab ailments; door cards, glove box door (probably lots of dash crack I'd bet), drivers seat ready to start tearing if it hasn't already, and no photo of the headliner which is probably bad. I run into cars in this condition for $700 all the time with working transmissions. With a bad transmission, I'd be offering $300 at most, probably less. I'd also be checking if it has a salvage title.