The Grumman Panther was a happy accident of aircraft procurement, which resulted in one of the most durable and effective aircraft of the Korean War. Although not the most sophisticated or high performance aircraft of its era, nonetheless, its combination of Grumman toughness, ease of maintenance and heavy armament makes it one of the best combat aircraft of the Cold War. I hope this video does it justice.

Surprisingly, the Panther isn't terribly well covered compared to its better-known land-based contemporaries. Main Sources:

I used Navy Standard Aircraft Characteristics for the technical specifications of the various versions

Grumman Cats by Michael O'Leary is a useful foundation for the complete series of Grumman naval fighters

Grumman F9F Panther/Cougar: First Jet of the Grumman Cats by Brad Elward is probably the most comprehensive book on the aircraft and its successor

F9F Panther/ Cougar In Action contains good pictures and I imagine would be great if you were looking to make a model

F9F Panther Units Of the Korean War by Warren Thompson offers great stories of the type's service, at the expense of offering only a rudimentary assessment of the technical characteristics. It also has the upside of being recently in print and thus readily available.