text: Formidable 80 (launched June 1751 at Brest, designed by Jaques-Luc Coulomb) – Captured by the British in the Battle of Quiberon Bay in November 1759 and added to the RN under the same name, BU 1768
  Duc de Bourgogne 80 (launched 20 October 1751 at Rochefort, designed by François-Guillaume Clarain Deslauriers) – renamed Peuple in September 1792, then Caton in February 1794; BU 1800–1801
  Océan 80 (launched 20 June 1756 at Toulon, designed by François Coulomb the Younger) – Driven ashore and burnt by the British in the Battle of Lagos in August 1759
  Orient 80 (launched 9 October 1756 at Lorient, designed by Antoine Groignard) – Built for the Compagnie des Indes, bought by the French Navy in May 1759, wrecked in the East Indies 1782
  Saint-Esprit 80 (launched 12 October 1765 at Brest, designed by Joseph-Louis Ollivier) – renamed Scipion 1794; wrecked in a storm 1795
  Languedoc 80 (launched 14 May 1766 at Toulon, designed by Joseph Coulomb) – Captured by the British at Toulon in August 1793, retaken by the French in December 1793. Renamed Anti-fédéraliste in April 1794, then renamed Victoire in May 1795, BU 1799
  Couronne 80 (launched May 1768 at Brest, designed by Antoine Groignard) – Accidentally burnt in April 1781 (later refloated and rebuilt – see below)