text: Sphinx 64 (launched 20 August 1756 at Brest) – rebuilt by Joseph-Louis Ollivier and relaunched 9 December 1776 at Brest; hulked at Rochefort in May 1793 as a floating battery and disarmed in January 1802.
  Belliqueux 64 (launched August 1756 at Brest) – captured by the British near Ilfracombe in November 1758
  Vaillant class. Designed and built by Noël Pomet.
  Vaillant 64 (launched 1 October 1755 at Toulon) – hulked 1783.
  Modeste 64 (launched 12 February 1759 at Toulon) – captured by the British in the Battle of Lagos in August 1759 and added to the RN under the same name, BU 1800
  Raisonnable 64 (launched November 1756 at Rochefort) – captured by the British in May 1758 and added to the RN under the same name, sank off Martinique 1762
  Célèbre 64 (launched February 1757 at Brest) – burnt by the British in the siege of Louisbourg in July 1758
  Brillant 64 (launched September 1751 at Lorient-Caudan, designed and built by Jacques-Luc Coulomb) – taken to pieces in 1771.
  Fantasque class. Designed and built by Pierre-Blaise Coulomb; modified from Lion class design.
  Fantasque 64 (launched 10 May 1758 at Toulon) – hulked 1784.
  Altier 64 (launched 23 May 1760 at Toulon) – condemned 1770 and sold 1772 for commerce.
  Solitaire 64 (launched 30 November 1758 at Lorient, designed and built by Antoine Groignard) – taken to pieces in 1771.