Also trying to get an oscilloscope. Is there a certain kind i should be looking for or are they all the same.

I can't find any references to that particular component, even assuming you meant "Type FP" rather than "Type PF" and allowing for the Mallory parts to have been assimilated into the Dubilier and/or Dura-Cap stock. 2500uF @35V is not a common rating these days, so I would be tempted to go for the more common 4700uF @35V or higher.

Man, those Thomas-built Vox amps are an absolute ratsnest of wires and weird components. The worst ones were the Royal Guardsman "Super Reverb Twin" and the Super Beatle. I had a Royal Guardsman back in the old days, it was a repair tech's night mare with all of the signal processing (the fuzz, tremolo, reverb, MRB, etc.), the fancy footswitch unit, Watchdog Load Limiter, and more.My guitar teacher, a local blues-rock guru - laughed when he saw it. He called it the "Roayl Pain" because of the amp's reputation to break down and repair. One night at a dance, my Royal Guardsman took a dive - it started smoking from the chassis! My guitar teacher was standing by the stage and thanks to his screw-the-details-I-can-fix-any-amp-around attitude, opened up the amp, located the smoked Watchdog Load Limiter ( I like saying that!) and tore it out of the amp - this black box with half a dozen wires coming out of it was making the amp sound constipated. All of a sudden, the tone was OMG and I could be heard over the drums. This tonal Nirvana lasted about 10 minutes before the amp crashed and burned- for good..LOL!!!
Be afraid...be VERY afraid...of the curse of the Thomas Vox amp!

Ha I have a vox beatle as well! Gonna fix that two:) ok so im not that familiar with cap values but will that be safe to replace those caps with what you suggested? I thought it was a bad idea to go tomuch higher on the uF S but it was ok on the volt rating? Just learning this stuff.