Coleman stoves have always been easy to dent, scratch, get burned on and are not for the weak of spirit.  On the other hand, properly assembled and pumped up they heat far better than propane for much less in total fuel cost.  The white gas can be stored for years before using.  Over pumping the stove creates massive amounts of heat for extra big pots.  I have used big ones like this and the little portable ones.  It is easy to forget that metal parts do an excellent job of transferring heat so look out!  I have also used MSR stoves which could be dangerous, tempermental fireballs if not treated with respect.  By their nature camp stoves get stored a lot and used some.  These are the good ones.