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I believe he's owned them in the past, at least one or two, but has been put off by the buying experience you go through at a modern Ferrari store. I got fed up with the marque for similar reasons. 20 or 30 years ago, a dealer was happy to buy, sell or work on just about any Ferrari. Now, they have no interest in the older stuff and they want to cultivate clients that buy each new model as they come out, trading in their old cars in the process, so those can be passed on to the next, lower tier of clients. You have to spend a while in the lower tier before you get options to buy the good stuff.
JR
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