Ignition system modification

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Hello,
As I went through my new car in detail I found an ignition system that is modified (see photo). I have a box with no description on it with a 5 pin connector which is not connected (see photo, fixed on the fender, even not sure whether it belongs to an ignition system).I have in addition a dura spark ignition box with plenty of cables. Of those some cables are connected somewhere others don't. Thanks for any comment that might help to understand how the ignition system of my car works?
Brgds
Hartwig

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11/27/145:07 AM

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