As they make their way to Texas, the motor home could easily be mistaken for an official team vehicle.
The front of the bus has a Packers logo splashed across the grill and "Green Bay Packers" near the roof.
 
A step inside is like walking into Lambeau Field. Almost every furnishing bears a Packers logo, from the plaques and pictures on the cabinet doors to the bedspreads and chairs.
 
The pair took the rig to every home game this year, parking it alongside the inspiration for it, a 1966 Packers-themed Winnebago that has been featured in NFL commercials. Their game-day parties have attracted as many as 300 people before the games, including Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun, who attended the Giants game in December and stuck around to sign autographs and pose for photos after asking Miesfeld if he could have a look inside.
 
On game day, they will host a party for about 40 fans from Sheboygan who are making the trip. Miesfeld provided about 300 brats, enough to feed the group and anyone else who might stroll over to check out the rig. He's hoping that Packers great Bart Starr, who lives near one of Miesfeld's friends in Alabama, will come and sign the motor home.

"It's just fun to pull into the lot, and get the brats out," Miesfeld said.
"We meet people from all over."

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