Positioning of MSD distributor

Bonjour from France,

I'm trying to solve the last remaining mystery of my Pantera (1571 from 1971). When I bought the car it came with an MSD distributor which sticks out significantly thus preventing the installation of the engine cover (see photo). Does anybody has a clue what is different on my car compared to other Panteras equipped with the same type of MSD distributor? I have the original engine mounts installed and the engine has no ignition issue (engine runs perfectly since years). Thanks for any thought you might have.

SIG

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10/11/191:06 AM

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