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My thought is that the temperature is not as much of a factor as moisture. Keeping the electronics dry will be the main objective. I think having the electronics get cold is not a big deal. The wood and paint could be affected by cold temperatures, but for a 3 hour trip, I would not be concerned. Make sure to pick a day when there is no rain, so moisture is not an issue. That would be my advice.
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