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I have no idea what circuit uses that in your unit, but if they specified a coefficient, it's probably wise to stick with it. I don't know if you still can buy those but I see no reason why not.
Before you order anything, look on the data sheet for the part (yes, capacitors have data sheets too) and see what temperature coefficient of capacitance it has. Do a little survey, perhaps of the bigger manufacturers and see what they offer.
On the other hand, if you are restoring this and don't plan to use it much, it probably doesn't make a lot of difference.
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