Take a lesson from National and Squires-Sanders. They temp compensated VFOs by using a butterfly cap, each leg in series with idential fixed caps but of different temp compensation characteristics. One was a NP0 (or maybe a P050) and the other was a N750 or N1000. By adjusting the butterfly cap you are essentially adjusting the temp compensation ratio, as the total capacitance in the circuit remains constant.
Look at the skizmatic for the VFO in a NCX-5 for an example of this.
You can plug temp compensation caps in there on a more or less trial and error basis - but this takes millions of years and costs thousands of lives
73 John