Jim,
It looks like those rigs you have are rare.
In general you can stabilize the oscillators by regulating the filament voltage, and add a small quiet DC fan. This combination should help with line voltage excursions causing drift, and reduce drift from temperature buildup in the VFO area. You can also play with temperature compensation of the oscillator components. If the rigs have any crystals, they too will drift if they are in an area that heats up. Here you could find s suitable PTC thermistor that transitions around 50C, and attach to the crystal as a heater making a poor mans crystal oven.
Going further, you could try one of the many Huff & Puff VFO stabilizers that are available. Here are some links:
http://www.cumbriadesigns.co.uk/x-lock-TR7.htmhttp://www.hanssummers.com/huffpuff/library.htmlhttp://members.ziggo.nl/cmulder/drake.htmMy vote is the XLock..I use one here on a Lakeshore band Hopper VFO:
Jim
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