Police are searching for two bold thieves who made off with $100,000 in a broad-daylight heist that targeted a man replenishing ATMs in the Bronx, police said Tuesday.

The 31-year-old victim, who collects and refills cash in ATMs inside commercial businesses, parked his vehicle stocked full of crisp new bills in front of a furniture store at 2255 White Plains Road while he went to service a cash machine at a nearby business on May 30, around 2:15 p.m., according to police.

Shortly after the ATM worker left the vehicle, one of the thieves smashed a rear passenger window to get at the stacks of cash, police said. 

The thief, shown in surveillance video wearing sunglasses, a mask and a black hoodie, took roughly $100,000 before fleeing in a black SUV operated by a getaway driver. 

The cash machine worker noticed the broken window and discovered the missing cash when he returned to the car and contacted authorities, police said.

Neither of the two suspects had been caught by police as of Tuesday.