text: Hardi 64 (launched 1750 at Rochefort) – captured by the British at Toulon in August 1793, retaken there by the French in December 1793.
  Inflexible 64 (launched 1752 at Rochefort) – damaged at Battle of Quiberon Bay 20 November 1759. taken to pieces 1763.
  Illustre class. Designed and built by Pierre Salinoc.
  Illustre 64 (launched 1750 at Brest) – taken to pieces in 1761.
  Actif 64 (launched 15 December 1752 at Brest) – taken to pieces in 1767.
  Opiniâtre 64 (launched August 1750 at Brest) – wrecked in 1758.
  Lion class. Designed and built by Pierre-Blaise Coulomb.
  Lion 64 (launched 22 May 1751 at Toulon) – hulked 1783 and sold 1785.
  Sage 64 (launched 29 December 1751 at Toulon) – condemned 1767 and taken to pieces in 1768.
  Bizarre 64 (launched September 1751 at Brest, designed and built by Jacques-Luc Coulomb) – taken to pieces in 1772.
  Capricieux 64 (launched 13 September 1753 at Rochefort, designed and built by François-Guillaume Clairain-Deslauriers) – burnt by the British in the siege of Louisbourg in July 1758
  Bienfaisant 64 (launched 13 October 1754 at Brest, designed and built by Mathurin-Louis Geoffroy) – captured by the British in the siege of Louisbourg in July 1758 and added to the RN under the same name, BU 1814
  Sphinx class, designed and built by Pierre Salinoc.