tatest wrote:

Garage sales or E-Bay? Coleman had a three burner white gas stove for years, as did some competitors.

You may not find one for LPG, at least not for 1-pound bottles. At low temperatures that size bottle has enough trouble generating gas fast enough for two relatively small burners. It might take a 5 or 10 pound bottle to have the liquid surface area to feed gas to three burners. That's why the Camp Chef is what it is.

Over the years there were many gas utility stove tops made for canning, a cast iron top with burners that could be mounted on home-made stand. We had one in our basement, and my grandmother had one in hers. Where we lived these were valved for natural gas, but could be valved also for LPG. They came in 1, 2 and 3 burners. They don't show up as often as camp stoves, somebody has to be remodeling or tearing down an old house, and they often end up at the dump. Would not be as portable as a camp stove, because of weight, and you'd have to build a folding stand.

If you want to build your own, 8000 - 12,000 BTU LPG burners run about $30-40 each as separate parts.

Bipeflier wrote:

I have a Coleman 3 burner, white gas stove that is probably 45 years old. They work great.