I have almost that same Century unit in a 110 model (Mine is a 135) Does VERY good sheet metal welds down to 24-26 gauge. It has been used a LOT and other than replacing the gun once because it got a bit HOT (guy was welding with it and caught the carpet padding in the car on fire!!) it has been a good machine.
My bigger units get used when the material is unique, like the high strength alloys used in some autos today. Those you have to pay attention to if you don't want a major failure. That is when having the optional spot and stitch welding controls helps out.
Get yourself a couple copper spoons as well. They can be used on thin steel to keep from burning through.