text: Fougueux 64 (launched March 1747 at Brest) – Captured by the British at the Second Battle of Cape Finisterre in October 1747
  Dragon 64 (launched 16 September 1747 at Brest) – wrecked 1762.
  Content class. Designed by Joseph Véronique-Charles Chapelle, built by him, and François Chapelle respectively.
  Content 64 (launched 11 February 1747 at Toulon) – condemned January 1770 and hulked, burnt by the British 1793.
  Orphée 64 (launched 10 May 1749 at Toulon) – captured by the British in February 1758
  Triton 64 (launched 4 August 1747 at Toulon, design by François Coulomb the Younger) – hulked 1786 and taken to pieces in 1794.
  Achille 64 (launched 15 November 1747 at Toulon) – captured by the British in July 1761
  Saint Laurent 64 (launched 13 June 1748 at Quebec, designed and built by René-Nicolas Levasseur) – taken to pieces in 1753–54. A sistership (Orignal) was launched on 2 September 1750 but broke apart on launching.
  Protée class. Designed and built by Francois-Guillaume Clairain-Deslauriers.
  Protée 64 (launched 1 December 1748 at Brest) – condemned 1770 and taken to pieces in 1771.
  Hercule 64 (launched 15 February 1749 at Brest) – hulked 1756 and sold 1761.
  Hardi class. Designed and built by Pierre Morineau.